Samgöngukerfa
Samgöngukerfa is a term used in Icelandic planning contexts to denote the transport network of a region or country. It combines all modes and infrastructures used to move people and goods, including roads, rail, maritime and air connections, as well as walking and cycling routes and the information systems that link them. The concept emphasizes the interoperability of infrastructure, services and policy instruments to provide safe, efficient, affordable and accessible mobility.
Scope includes physical networks (roads, railways, airports, ports, cycle paths), service networks (bus and train timetables,
Planning and governance: samgöngukerfa is typically planned at national or regional level through transport strategies that
In Iceland, samgöngukerfa has a distinctive character due to geography, population distribution and climate. The country
Related topics include transport policy, public transportation networks, and mobility as a service.