Fast Transportation Makes Economic Turnover Faster

[bayu7adi]

That's the key: without transportation, there is no economy.

A well-functioning logistics system contributes to a more stable economy, and this applies to all sectors, not just pizza delivery.

* Employees who arrive on time make a company more stable compared to those who are late.

*Fruits shipped in fresh condition have higher nutritional value compared to wilted fruits due to prolonged logistics processes.

*Tourists won't reach Bali quickly without proper air transportation infrastructure.

Essentially, transportation is everything at present and can be considered more important than the existence of the internet.

[BIT-BENDER]

Logically a faster transportation system should bring back good returns and in turn boost the economy, that's true, because alot of things can be done when the pace is increased. But do we always have to think about profits all the time, there are things that should also be regarded in this equation.

We have seen and also read the hazards our carbon emissions Can cause and is causing, I think rather that having a fast transportation with an even higher carbon emissions but plans and investment should be put into a Greener and more efficient transport system.

[panganib999]

You might have heard about this already but there has been statistical reports since late 2008 stating that America alone loses approximately $190 billion alone from traffic jams every year. So you bet your sweet bippy that the emergence of faster forms of transportation hastens economic turnover as well. That is why it is so important to streamline the process of commute and transportation in every developed and developing country as it will be the catalyst of progress and economic growth. Food will be delivered faster, so is materials that are needed for construction, work gets done more efficiently as everyone gets to work on time, and most importantly education and healthcare are provided in the fastest time possible without compromise.

see how much normal traffic jams hold back in terms of every day living? That's just the tip of this iceberg. There are so many things that are delayed and impeded just because traffic jams happen. Plus let me just emphasize that it's not about having faster forms of transportations, it's about streamlining the transportation system so that commuting is made easier and incentivized over the use of private vehicles that causes congestion. You can have all the lambos and the bugattis you want but if all you guys cover the road you'd still be causing traffic for the rest of us.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

Transportation is key in an economy because without it there would not be an effective distribution of goods and services. And being fast simply means higher efficiency in that goods are delivered and services are served pretty faster.

In a material sense, one society is richer to the extent that it has greater access to goods and services than another, and this depends to a large extent on transport.

So whether we are talking about the example of pizza from the OP, which would be a transport of goods, or having access to taxis or Uber, which would be a transport service, or many other examples, an efficient and fast transport network is essential for a modern society with good economic development.

[Velemir Sava]

do you all agree that with the emergence of fast transportation now, the economic turnover is also getting faster, this is based on the fact that any delivery will be distributed quickly, automatically it will make the price of living necessities and kind remains stable as long as it can be distributed quickly!

Definitely guys. Infrastructure and transportation in terms of delivery of goods is very necessary. If there is a traffic jam, there could be an increase in the price of an item, I mean in the context of normal circumstances, not stockpiling or scarcity. For example, there is a face majure event, for example a natural disaster where the distribution process cannot be carried out. what happened. the stock is running low the price goes up who weighs. yes. consumer. for traders this is a good moment.

[Wong Gendheng]

Distribution is very dependent on transportation, now many countries build fast transportation networks in the hope that it can facilitate distribution so that there is no price gap that is too high, of course this is a good start for countries that want to build infrastructure networks such as roads, ports, airports and so on .

[robattfield]

The use of automated distribution systems also helps to optimize the delivery process and reduce time and costs, products and services can be brought to the consumer more quickly and at a lower cost. can be more stable and competitive in the market. Modern means of transport such as cars, planes, trains,... help speed up the transportation of goods and people from one place to another. This greatly contributes to enhancing the economic and trade development of countries. We can simply look at history and see how economic differences have changed for the present, as proof of that.

[disconnectme]

Transportation is very important for economic activities but what you are describing about Domino Pizza is purely Leverage, they are leveraging faster transportation means to have edge over their competitors. Pizza business is very competitive and delivery time is very key if you want to be successful in this business so for them to look for a faster way of delivering their Pizza is just a hedge. Just like the Logistic business speed is also very key. With the advent of drone, I expect the time of delivering a product to be cut significantly short as the technology becomes more affordable and better.

[dothebeats]

It is true. Lots of $$$ are lost every day on places wherein the traffic situation is bad. Keeping things moving in a smooth flow actually helps goods to move from point A to point B a lot faster, and if these are goods that can be sold fast, just imagine how much of that goods can be sold in a day if there aren't any slowdowns or blockades that hinder its way. Same goes with public transport. That's why countries that are rich have invested so much in public transportation because moving people from one place to another helps them complete their work faster, leaves more room for them to shop around, and their overall well-being is just really taken cared of.

[BitDane]

Transportation and communication is one of the key factor for economic development.  Faster transportation means more productions, deliveries it is very essential in terms of logistics and can reduced  cost while improving productivity since items are delivered much faster and due to that more turnovers are produced.  With faster transportation inter island trades or trades between regions are more efficient which can lead to more imports and exports between countries thus creating more revenue.

[nesty]

Yes, fast transportation can make economic turnover faster. This is because it allows goods and people to move more quickly and efficiently, reducing the time and cost associated with transportation. When transportation is faster, the businesses can get their products to market more quickly, which can increase sales and revenue. Faster transportation can reduce the cost of goods, as businesses can save money on storage and inventory costs. For example, consider a company that produce goods in one location and sells them in another. If the transportation between these two locations is slow and inefficient, it will take longer for the goods to reach their destination, which can result in lost sales and revenue. However, if the transportation is fast and efficient, the company can get its products to market more quickly which can increase sales and revenue. Fast transportation can have a positive impact on the economy by reducing costs, increasing efficiency and improving productivity.

[Wexnident]

do you all agree that with the emergence of fast transportation now, the economic turnover is also getting faster, this is based on the fact that any delivery will be distributed quickly, automatically it will make the price of living necessities and kind remains stable as long as it can be distributed quickly!

Naturally. Products, raw materials, maybe even people, being able to quickly transport them to whoever requests the necessity, even if ignoring the costs, would always help in improvement since almost all (if not all already) require materials when providing their services. It also reduces the time needed to process said materials, whatever process it has to go to, saving up time, saving up money, and workforce, just continues on.

Well it does take a sizeable investment to produce efficient transportation methods, but in the long run it's 100% efficient and possibly future proof as well.

[michellee]

There is no doubt that fast transportation can also help the economy turn around quickly. That will reduce the cost of shipping goods to be reduced. And I love the idea of Domino's Pizza using the world's first jet suit. But I wonder how much customers have to pay for the delivery service because, as a first, Domino's has to spend money to prepare its new service.

He's like Ironman, who can fly and if Domino Pizza managed to get even more advanced technology, the jet-suit could fly faster than Ironman. But usually, new technology is still very expensive, making me curious to know how much pizza delivery would cost. Without shipping costs, it would be more profitable for both parties, Domino Pizza and the customer.

If these methods work, other pizza shops will also try to use the same transportation technology so customers don't have to wait long to enjoy their pizza. And if such technology is also applied to other businesses, improving the transportation system and equipment, it will make the economic turnaround even faster.

[Husires]

The real development is not in delivery, but rather the citizens' use of jet suits that enable them to fly, just like in science fiction movies. If this happens, many industries will end, such as the manufacture of cars, bicycles, roads, and bridges, and the demand for oil and labor will decrease, especially if those suits are capable of flying and shipping using energy solutions. alternative or electricity. It is an industry that will change the history of many industries, not to mention delivery. I hope that we will live for the day that witnesses the development of this industry.

[Lorence.xD]

This is one of the problem in my country, which affect a lot of people jobs, business and etc. Due to traffic for everyone's transportation, it causes them to be late and get fired from some special occasion or lose big opportunities. My thought about this is that people much prefer to buy a private vehicle it's like if there's 10 people owning a car than transporting them in one bus. It could lessen the traffic as those 10 people would fit in one vehicle. It's actually convenient to have their own car but it would cause a lot of traffic.

[YUriy1991]

do you all agree that with the emergence of fast transportation now, the economic turnover is also getting faster, this is based on the fact that any delivery will be distributed quickly, automatically it will make the price of living necessities and kind remains stable as long as it can be distributed quickly!

The first thing that is certain is the cost of shipping and the method of ordering is definitely very different from the usual. Yes. visually if dilat even though fast transportation as you said can increase efficiency, there is often an increase in energy consumption and higher carbon emissions. This can contribute to environmental degradation and climate change, which have their own long-term economic consequences.

Transportation is key in an economy because without it there would not be an effective distribution of goods and services. And being fast simply means higher efficiency in that goods are delivered and services are served pretty faster.

These are key to the health of an economy, and in most cases, it could beat down the price as there will be more competition even as the supplies grow. This will no doubt helps the economy to be healthy, it's all positive.

What you say is true and that is one of the keys to success as well as accelerating the distribution of the supply of goods needed by the public and traders and so on while reducing the level of scarcity of goods on the market.

What we need to pay attention to here is that many basic sources of goods, both food needs, raw materials and others, come from rural areas. To support this, of course, it requires the development of good and integrated transportation infrastructure as one of the other efforts to increase the economy in a region.

[bussybuddy]

The article above shows a video about a pizza delivery that was carried out by Dominos using a jet pack. that's why I was inspired to make this topic

do you all agree that with the emergence of fast transportation now, the economic turnover is also getting faster, this is based on the fact that any delivery will be distributed quickly, automatically it will make the price of living necessities and kind remains stable as long as it can be distributed quickly!

It is an obvious fact, one of the factors that helps the economy to grow rapidly, without too much complexity when looking at things going on in life around us, if anyone has used to order technology cars, or deliver food online,... these things are now becoming quite important not only to solve the problem of time but also to meet new professions in society. Not only that when it comes to larger trade issues, like food and minerals, they are meant to provide a global operating system.

[Ultegra134]

This is one of the problem in my country, which affect a lot of people jobs, business and etc. Due to traffic for everyone's transportation, it causes them to be late and get fired from some special occasion or lose big opportunities. My thought about this is that people much prefer to buy a private vehicle it's like if there's 10 people owning a car than transporting them in one bus. It could lessen the traffic as those 10 people would fit in one vehicle. It's actually convenient to have their own car but it would cause a lot of traffic.

The main issue with larger cities is the poor public transport: no underground metro or a tram at least that doesn't also get stuck in traffic, or lanes specifically for buses to avoid congestion. Even when those means exist, they're usually extremely overcrowded and generally unsafe in terms of thefts, etc., and people tend to avoid them. A large number of urban centers in many European countries are also stuck with using buses for public transportation, which just isn't enough anymore. Cities are overcrowded and suffer from poor planning and building management.

As for the jetpack delivery from Domino's, it sounds way too unrealistic and futuristic—at least that's how I see it. How can something like this be sustainable in the long term? Perhaps the drone deliveries from Amazon look like a more down-to-earth approach.

[kryptqnick]

It's a great marketing more because, whether it's real or not, people are engaged, discussing it, wanting to know more and perhaps even order their pizza.
From some news it does seem that the jet suits are real, though, and since one suit costs hundreds of thousands of dollars, I'm not sure whether it's going to pay off as a campaign. Obviously, it's not a real viable delivery solution (too risky for the courier, too expensive for the company, unnecessary when there are things like cars and bikes), so I guess the hope here is that the hype and the potential of having your pizza delivered like that will cover the cost. So I don't think it's about fast transportation leading to better profits. I think it's about the hope that an overly expensive device creates enough hype and new demand for these pizzas to cover the expenses.

[judaspriest]

The article above shows a video about a pizza delivery that was carried out by Dominos using a jet pack. that's why I was inspired to make this topic

do you all agree that with the emergence of fast transportation now, the economic turnover is also getting faster, this is based on the fact that any delivery will be distributed quickly, automatically it will make the price of living necessities and kind remains stable as long as it can be distributed quickly!

It is an obvious fact, one of the factors that helps the economy to grow rapidly, without too much complexity when looking at things going on in life around us, if anyone has used to order technology cars, or deliver food online,... these things are now becoming quite important not only to solve the problem of time but also to meet new professions in society. Not only that when it comes to larger trade issues, like food and minerals, they are meant to provide a global operating system.

With fast transportation, it will cut costs and not take up much time in distribution,
and it makes the economy grow fast like you said,
we have to look at it broadly because the benefits of fast transportation certainly cannot be assessed from one side.