During war, transport workers find themselves on the front line. Transport is crucial for access to food, medicine, and goods as well as work and leisure, and society’s reliance on transport and transport workers becomes even more noticeable during war, as access to food, medicine, and aid becomes essential to survival. The strategic importance of transport, to civilians and the military, means that transport routes and infrastructure – railways, highways, shipping lanes, airports, transport corridors, etc. – are under military threat, and transport workers risk their lives. (....)