Transportation in Alabama | Wikipedia audio article
Channel: wikipedia tts
Date: 28/12/2018

This is an audio version of the Wikipedia Article:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transportation_in_Alabama


00:00:10 1 Background
00:00:20 1.1 History
00:00:28 1.2 Mass transit use and car ownership
00:00:39 1.3 Environmental and social issues
00:00:50 1.4 Commuting/modal split
00:01:00 2 Transit systems
00:01:10 2.1 Rail
00:01:19 2.2 Bus
00:01:27 3 Roads and freeways
00:01:37 3.1 Bridges and tunnels
00:01:47 3.2 Private automobiles
00:01:56 3.3 Taxis
00:02:05 4 Pedestrians, and bicycles
00:02:16 5 Highways
00:02:31 5.1 Interstate Highways
00:03:23 5.2 U.S. Highways
00:04:26 5.3 State Highways
00:04:35 6 Port Infrastructure
00:04:45 6.1 Seaports
00:05:28 6.2 Airports
00:05:37 7 Current, future and proposed projects



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SUMMARY
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The transportation system of Alabama is a cooperation of complex systems of infrastructure.