Definitions which are found in dictionaries and encyclopedias mainly reflect the social and economic functions of transport, i.e. regard as an element of culture. For example: “Transport (from the Latin. Transporto – bear, move, transport), in a general sense is the movement of people and goods, and one of the most important areas of public material production.” Consideration of the etymology of the concept of operations expands, although not specify its semantic field. Thus I can say that under the transport means the totality of actions that are intended for purposeful movement of cargo and passengers. But if there is a purposeful activity for moving something from one place to another, then we must necessarily refer to concepts such as communication, space, movement, the channel (path, line). And this in turn gives us the opportunity to reach a new level of understanding of transport.
Communication (Latin communicatio, from communico – do general, associate, communicate, message, channel) is defined as “means of communication, transportation, networks of underground urban economy”, as well as the transfer of information, i.e. this is transport routes (any ones) and exchange of information. But for our analysis it is more important the direct translation of this term from Latin: do general, associate. On the one hand communication – is a set of communication channels, ie part of the transport system, connecting one place to another, but on the other hand – a process in which something fractured and divided the space becomes a kind of integrity and functionality. And no matter what nature has this integrity: economic, political, spiritual, informational, etc. Thus, communication stands as a means of combining something fragmented into something coherent. In turn, transport is a means for communication, and communication – a means for transforming a fragmented set of objects of the same nature in their common set.
Moving, i.e. transportation from one point in space to another is possible only if the structuring and division of space is possible. It means the spaces of any nature: the biological, cultural, economic, informational, environmental, etc. The physical space at the same time plays the role of the medium, containers, in which there are spaces of different nature. In the same physical space the spaces of different nature, or the same nature, but with different properties can co-exist parallel, intersecting and interacting at the same time, not merging. For example, in Russia, the USA, India, in a single state space, i.e. a single legal, economic and information field, the various ethnic groups and culture coexist.
Thus, I can propose the following definition of transport. Transport is a set of tools that with communication activities carry out moving objects of any nature from a single point in space to another.
Thereby we extend the notion of simple transportation industries as part of the sphere of human activity on the movement of goods and passengers to all processes related to functional movements of objects of any ontological nature of any communication channels in a space that helps transform disparate objects in a functional (live) system.
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