Transportation Processes deals with the following six basic elements in the transportation process involved in moving people and cargo on land and in air, water, and space: receiving/storing; routing; loading; transporting; unloading; and, storing and delivering. Transportation is that part of society that deals with the moving of people and goods from one location to another. It is a designed and managed system that begins with a human need or want and uses inputs, processes, and outputs to meet those needs or wants. Because of the various impacts that transportation systems have on the individual, society, and the environment, these systems require some type continual assessment or feedback to control the system.