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The 11 pages that link to Transportation network, each with the reason it gives.

• Shortest path problemRelated: Trip planning turns locations and travel costs into a route-optimization instance.

• MultigraphRelated: Several routes can connect the same two locations, producing parallel edges.

• Critical infrastructureBroader topic: Roads, railways, ports, and airports sustain movement across society.

• Weighted graphBroader topic: Edge weights can encode travel time, distance, fares, or transport capacity.

• Metropolitan areaRelated: Roads, rail, and transit make regional commuting and exchange possible.

• Transportation planningNarrower topic: Plans organize routes, intersections, terminals, and connections into a functioning system.

• Network scienceBroader topic: Its connectivity and bottlenecks determine accessibility and flow.

• Transportation engineeringNarrower topic: Engineering decisions affect how routes connect and how the full system performs.

• Dynamics of networksBroader topic: Routes and service availability vary over time, reshaping connectivity.

• Interdependent networksRelated: Transport operations rely on energy and communications, linking it to other infrastructure.

• Multilayer and multiplex networksRelated: Road, rail, and air routes form interacting layers of mobility.