International transport refers to the movement of goods and people across national borders. This can involve various modes of transportation, including air, sea, rail, and road. Companies and governments coordinate logistics to ensure efficient and timely delivery, often using shipping containers and freight services. The process is governed by international laws and agreements, such as the World Trade Organization regulations and International Maritime Organization guidelines. These frameworks help facilitate trade and ensure safety and security in the transport of goods, while also addressing environmental concerns related to cross-border transportation.