In a logistics context, transport most precisely means

• A. to carry something
• B. to bring something from one point to another
• C. to move goods or people using vehicles
• D. to deliver mail

Answer: (C)

In logistics, transport means moving goods or people from one location to another using vehicles. This definition captures the typical way supply chains move items across distances—by trucks, ships, trains, planes, and other conveyances. The option that states moving goods or people using vehicles is the clearest fit because it includes both the subject (goods or people) and the method (vehicles) and the purpose (to relocate from one place to another). Other ideas are narrower or more specific: carrying something can happen without moving between places or using vehicles; bringing something from one point to another doesn’t require vehicle use; delivering mail is a particular service, not the general act of transport.