transports
n. plural-onlyn. the systems or vehicles used to move people or goods from one place to another. In British English, it is often used as a general word for travel systems.
n. the systems, vehicles, and infrastructure used for the movement of passengers or goods. Often used as a collective noun in British English, whereas American English typically prefers the singular 'transport'.
Public transports in this city are very reliable.
The government is investing in various transports, including high-speed rail and electric bus networks, to reduce carbon emissions.
Efficient regional transports are essential for economic growth, as they allow workers to access a wider range of employment opportunities without being restricted by their immediate location.
In British English, 'transport' is usually uncountable; 'transports' as a plural noun is less common than the singular form or the American 'transportation'.
The transports is late.The transport is late.When referring to the system in general, use the uncountable singular 'transport' (UK) or 'transportation' (US) rather than the plural.