Pipeline transport is a method of transporting goods, typically liquids and gases, through a system of pipes. This system is commonly used for moving resources like oil, natural gas, and water over long distances. Pipelines are designed to be efficient and safe, minimizing the risk of spills and leaks. The construction of pipelines involves careful planning and engineering to ensure they can withstand environmental conditions and pressure. They are often buried underground or laid along existing infrastructure to reduce their impact on the landscape. Pipeline transport is a crucial component of the global energy and resource supply chain.