The transport committees typically handle logistics related to transportation for students, faculty, and staff. These responsibilities aim to ensure that transportation services in colleges are safe, reliable, accessible, and environmentally sustainable, supporting the mobility and well-being of students, faculty, and staff

Their roles and responsibilities often include:

Managing Transportation Services: Organizing transportation for students, faculty, and staff to and from the college campus.

Scheduling and Coordination: Planning and coordinating transportation schedules to optimize efficiency and minimize delays.

Parking Management: Overseeing parking facilities, including permits, regulations, enforcement, and infrastructure maintenance, to ensure efficient use of parking spaces.

Safety and Security: Implementing safety measures and protocols for transportation services, including vehicle maintenance, driver training, emergency procedures, and security monitoring.

Budgeting and Funding: Managing the budget for transportation services, including allocating funds for vehicle procurement, fuel, maintenance, personnel, and infrastructure improvements.

Addressing Concerns: Addressing any transportation-related concerns or issues raised by students, faculty, or staff members.

Event Logistics: Managing transportation logistics for college events, field trips, and other off-campus activities.

Environmental Considerations: Promoting sustainable transportation options and initiatives to reduce the environmental impact of college transportation operations.