Transportation systems play a pivotal role in shaping consumer behavior, enhancing marketaccessibility, and fostering regional industrial growth. This study, titled " Driving Accessibility: TheInfluence of Transport Infrastructure on Consumer Preferences and Regional Markets," explores the impactof transportation infrastructure on economic activity and purchasing patterns.Drawing data from 180 respondents, the research employs statistical tools such as chi-square tests, logisticregression, and time-series forecasting using R to analyze the interplay between transportation modes,accessibility, and consumer behavior. Findings reveal that efficient public transport significantly improvesmarket access, increasing consumer mobility and economic participation. In contrast, inadequateinfrastructure restricts access, limiting consumer choice and hindering business expansion.The study also highlights that well-connected transportation networks contribute to higher purchasingfrequency and increased consumer spending, with commercially active regions benefiting from robustmobility systems. Multiple regression analysis further confirms that consistent investment in transportationinfrastructure is a key driver of regional industrial growth, with forecasts indicating a potential 5–7% annualgrowth rate when infrastructure development is sustained.These insights hold valuable implications for policymakers, urban planners, and business leaders. Theresearch advocates for strategic enhancements in public transit, road connectivity, and sustainable transportinitiatives to stimulate economic development. By strengthening transportation accessibility, regions canboost trade, attract investment, and empower consumers—ultimately paving the way for long-termsocioeconomic progress.