Prisoner transport refers to the process of moving individuals who are incarcerated from one location to another, such as from a jail to a court or between correctional facilities. This transport is typically carried out by law enforcement agencies or specialized transport companies, ensuring the safety and security of both the prisoners and the public. Transport vehicles are often equipped with security features, including reinforced cages and surveillance systems, to prevent escapes and maintain order. The process is carefully planned to minimize risks, and trained personnel accompany the prisoners to manage any potential issues during transit.