Complexity and consistency of ensuring transport security: administrative legal aspect

Abstract

The article is devoted to the current problem of improving public administration in the field of transport security. The author notes that a resource-intensive and highly costly mechanism for ensuring transport security requires optimal organization and structuring of management processes in the considered area and is aimed at the result which satisfy public security interests. The purpose of the study was to determine the degree of development of federal and regional legislation in the field of transport security in terms of complexity and consistency of public administration in the considered area. The methodological basis is represented by a combination of general scientific and particular scientific (logical-legal, comparative-legal) methods of cognition. There is an analysis of the content, stages, adoption and implementation features of state management decisions in the field of transport security. The author comes to the conclusion that state management in the field of transport security is a kind of social management with its main goal to organize social processes and streamline public relations to protect the transport complex from acts of unlawful interference. Hence, it is suggested that an integrated system of transport security is formed, including legal institutional, organizational and information subsystems to improve the efficiency of public administration. Combining the listed subsystems into one organizational unity will make it possible to achieve stability and sustainability in the regulation of the considered social processes and the coordination between all subjects of state administration. The author suggests changes to the current version of the federal law on transport security.