Transportation systems can significantly influence health choices by determining access to healthy food, recreational areas, and healthcare services. Efficient public transportation options can connect communities to supermarkets with fresh produce and health facilities, while lack of access may lead residents to rely on fast food or convenience stores. Infrastructure like bike lanes and sidewalks encourages physical activity, promoting active lifestyles. Conversely, neighborhoods with poor transportation options may contribute to sedentary behaviors and associated health issues. Consequently, planners should consider health outcomes in transportation policies to enhance community well-being.