On socio-economic development, an efficient transport system is indispensable. For instance, roads enable citizens to access critical services such as health and education, as well as ensure that they are able to access their businesses.
However, what happens when we do not have an efficient transport system? It leads to congestion and longer hours spent moving goods and services, hence increased costs. In some instances, goods do not reach their intended destinations, with the highly perishable ones going bad before getting to the market or factory, in the case of raw materials or intermediate goods.
