Involvement of road traffic in the global economic and social sector

Abstract

Transport influences the economic development of a state by, its contribution to increasing mobility and the possibility of transferring factors of production, especially labour, to places where they can be used efficiently, by ensuring the production process, by facilitating the transfer of goods and persons in production and consumption centres, by reducing costs due to progress in the field of transport, which can lead to changes in production functions. Transport also contributes to increasing the quality of life by expanding facilities and ensuring goods, cohesion and social security. The car traffic that appears with the realization of the car transport processes between two distinct points in space, is thus the one that best describes the level of economic and social development of a state. In this article we have described how road traffic influences the level of economic development of a region and how it affects the lifestyle of the population in the studied regions.