Nigerian transport includes various modes such as road, rail, air, and waterways. The road network is the most widely used, with many commercial vehicles and motorcycles, known as okadas, providing public transport. Major cities like Lagos and Abuja have bus services, while rural areas often rely on shared taxis. Rail transport in Nigeria has seen improvements, with the Nigerian Railway Corporation operating passenger and freight services. Air travel is facilitated by several airlines, connecting major cities and international destinations. Additionally, rivers and lakes are used for transportation, especially in regions where roads are less accessible.