What are the ways two ways that government can control the entry of transport market?

1. Licensing and regulation: Governments can control the entry of transport market by requiring operators to obtain licenses or permits before they can operate. This allows the government to set standards for safety, quality, and pricing, and to limit the number of operators in a particular market.

2. Subsidies and incentives: Governments can also control the entry of transport market by providing subsidies or incentives to certain operators or modes of transport. This can help to promote the use of more sustainable or efficient modes of transport, or to support operators in underserved or remote areas.