Transport in Zhenia

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The Federal Expressway System is the largest national highway system in the world.
The Zhenia National Express (ZNX) is one of the largest high-speed rail networks in the world.
With over 100 million passengers each year, Donggyeong Capital International Airport is one of the busiest airports in the world.

Transport in Zhenia is primarily facilitated by road, rail, air and waterways (canals and rivers). Most intercity and long-distance travel happens through road, rail or air; short-distance travels are dominated by road and rail. Cargo transport within Zhenia happens through rail, road, boat, pipeline and air in descending order. Zhenia is well-known for one of the longest and most complex railroad networks in the world, connecting almost all of the nation while also expanding to nearby states. Zhenia has a hierarchy of roads spread throughout the nation, covering the majority of the nation. Zhenia, being home to the largest aviation industry in the world, has numerous regional and international airports, with the most notable being the Donggyeong Capital International Airport and Shin Jinhae International Airport. Transport within Zhenia is almost completely mechanized and, in the case of rail, electrified.

History

Road Transportation

Motor Vehicles

Road remains one of the most commonly used means of transport for Zhenians, handling roughly 42% of all traffic nationwide: in 2019, 45.5% of all passenger movement and 21% of cargo transport occurred through road transport. 87% of all households in the nation have at least one car, while 40% own two or more. Driving in Zhenia is on the right.

Expressway System

The Federal Expressway and the Zhenia National Highway systems together compose one of the most extensive controlled-access highway networks in the world. All Federal Expressways and National Highway roads are owned and maintained by the Zhenia Expressway Corporation, while some smaller-volume roads were built through civilian investment and are contracted for civilian operation for a 30-year period.

With its plans laid out before the Second Great War and much of the construction done during the Third Republic, the Federal Expressway system links all province-level districts and nearly all major cities to the rest of the nation. Comprising of over 200,000 kilometers upon the completion of its Third Phase in 2010, the Federal Expressway system is often linked with one another directly or through branch roads under the Zhenia National Highway System.

Road Passenger Transport

Rail

Intercity Rail

ZNX

Main Article: Zhenia National Express

Urban Rail

Bridges

Air

Ports and Shipping

Waterways

Economic Benefits

See Also