A History of Britain's Transport

Focusing on the evolution of transport, this book explores its significance in social and industrial history. It examines various modes of transport, from walking and packhorses to advancements in road, river, and canal travel, highlighting their often-overlooked roles. The narrative progresses through key historical periods, including the Roman era, medieval innovations, and the rise of rail, motoring, and air travel. By intertwining these developments, the book reveals the interconnectedness of different transport forms across time.