The first step towards learning about Transport Engineering is to build and comprehend the development process. Transport is a significant source of regional and national cultural and political expansion. It makes it easier to operate a secure, efficient, comfortable, and cost-effective mobility facility for people and things. This branch of engineering is concerned with civil engineering in order to plan, develop, establish, operate, and maintain safe transportation systems. Roadways, trains, canals, and multimodal transportation are all examples of transportation engineering. Transport Engineers learn about making ends meet between demand and supply while focused on infrastructure. The purpose of this research is to examine the volume of traffic and the types of infrastructure components required for the smooth operation of transportation features.

Transportation engineers are the master planners of all transportation infrastructures. In addition to large structures such as roads and highways, Transportation Engineers are responsible for features such as traffic lights and walkways to assure movement stability. They supervise transportation to ensure that passengers get at their destinations safely. This research focuses on emphasising people's safety in a way that is both interesting and beneficial to the general audience.

Study Levels:

The levels of study in Transportation Engineering are as follows:

• Bachelor of Engineering
• Bachelor of Engineering in Transportation Engineering
• Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering
• Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering
• Bachelor of Engineering in Construction Engineering
• Bachelor of Engineering in Structural Engineering
• Bachelor of Engineering in Hydrological Engineering
• Bachelor of Engineering in Municipal Engineering
• Bachelor of Engineering in Vehicle Engineering
• Bachelor of Project Management
• Bachelor of Technology
• Bachelor of Technology in Transportation Engineering
• Bachelor of Technology in Civil Engineering
• Bachelor of Technology in Mechanical Engineering
• Bachelor of Technology in Construction Engineering
• Bachelor of Technology in Structural Engineering
• Bachelor of Technology in Municipal Engineering
• Master of Engineering
• Master of Engineering in Transportation Engineering
• Master of Engineering in Civil Engineering
• Master of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering
• Master of Engineering in Construction Engineering
• Master of Engineering in Structural Engineering
• Master of Engineering in Municipal Engineering
• Master of Engineering in Vehicle Engineering
• Master of Engineering in Water Resources Engineering
• Master of Project Management
• Master of Technology
• Master of Technology in Transportation Engineering
• Master of Technology in Civil Engineering
• Master of Technology in Mechanical Engineering
• Master of Technology in Construction Engineering
• Master of Technology in Structural Engineering
• Master of Technology in Municipal Engineering
• Master of Science in Transport and Logistics
• Master in Transportation and Car Design
• MSc in Economics and Business-Specialization in Urban, Port & Transport Economics
• MSc in Automotive Engineering
• Master of Transportation and Urban Systems
• Master of Science in Transforming Mobility
• Master of Science in Safety Engineering for Transport, Logistics, and Production
• MBA in Sustainable Mobility Management
• Ph.D. in Engineering and Technology

Specialisation:

This field of study includes the following specialisations:

• Physics
• Numerical Methods
• Computer Systems
• Applied Statistics
• Transportation Planning
• Highway Traffic
• Engineering Geology
• Building Technology
• Urban Planning
• Sustainable Development
• Design
• Information Technology
• Project-Based Learning
• Mechanism
• Dynamics
• Digitalization
• Data Analysis
• Land-based Survey
• Reliability
• Process Management

• Asset Management
• Visualization
• Industrial Productivity
• Evacuations
• Pavement Management
• Intelligent Transport Systems

Employability:

Transportation engineering is a viable career path with a high percentage of employability. In the coming years, the gap between urban planning and transportation infrastructure is anticipated to widen. As a result, exciting initiatives are on the horizon, making the employment rate appear more appealing and secure. The availability of  jobs for transportation engineers in India are as follows:

• Transportation Engineer
• Traffic Engineer
• Transport Coordinator
• Transportation Planner
• Traffic Design Engineer
• Traffic Manager
• Senior Traffic Engineer
• Transporter Modeller
• Data Engineer
• Urban Planner
• Engineer Transport Planner
• Release Train Engineer
• System Requirement Engineer Automotive
• Embedded Automotive Developers
• Principal Engineer – Automotive
• Senior Engineer – Automotive

The job profiles available abroad related to this field of engineering are:

• Transportation Engineer
• Lecturer

• Transport Manager
• Civil Engineer
• Construction Engineer
• Horizontal Construction Engineer
• Commissioning Engineer
• Project Engineer
• Geotechnical Engineer
• Mining Engineer
• Structural Engineer
• Fire Engineer
• Planning Engineer
• Transport Engineer
• Marine Engineer

• Traffic Engineer
• Highway Engineer
• Water Hygiene Engineer
• Water Resources Engineer
• Assistant Project Manager
• Building Inspector
• Superintendent
• Land Surveyor
• Water Surveyor
• Inspector
• Site Engineer
• Construction Supervisor
• Chief Engineer
• Mechanical Engineer

Some of the most common industries that hire Transportation Engineers are:

• AECOM
• Municipal Corporations
• Jal Boards
• Railways Authority of India
• Metro Rail
• National Highway Authority of India
• Indian Oil Corporation
• Public Works Department
• Central Public Works Department
• Border Roads Organization
• Airport Authority of India
• Indian Air Force
• Defense Research and Development Organization
• DRDO
• Tata Projects Limited
• Hindustan Construction Company
• Afcons Infrastructure Limited
• Reliance Infrastructure
• Ashoka Buildcon
• Mott McDonald
• Stantec
• Bechtel
• Skanska
• Laing O’Rourke
• Arcadis