Intermodal transportation is a method of moving goods using more than one mode of transport, such as trucks, trains, ships, or airplanes. This approach allows for efficient and flexible logistics, as cargo can be transferred between different vehicles without needing to be reloaded. It helps reduce costs and transit times while improving the overall supply chain. By combining various transport modes, intermodal transportation can optimize routes and reduce environmental impact. For example, using rail for long distances and trucks for local delivery can minimize fuel consumption and emissions. This system is increasingly popular in global trade and logistics.