Transportation systems are entering a period of major transformation driven by electrification, automation and new infrastructure.
Electric vehicles are becoming more common as governments and manufacturers push to reduce emissions and dependence on fossil fuels.
At the same time, autonomous driving technology is advancing, with companies such as Tesla and Waymo investing heavily in self-driving systems.
Future transport may also include expanded high-speed rail, electric aviation and smarter urban mobility networks.
Supporters argue these technologies could reduce pollution, traffic accidents and congestion.
However, the transition brings challenges around regulation, energy supply and employment in transport-related industries.
Experts suggest the future of mobility will depend not only on innovation, but on how infrastructure and public policy adapt to changing systems.
