We derive a class of divergences measuring the difference between probability density functions on the one-dimensional sample space. This divergence is a one-parameter variation of the Itakura--Saito divergence between quantile density functions. We prove that the proposed divergence is a one-parameter variation of the transport Kullback-Leibler divergence and the Hessian distance of negative Boltzmann entropy with respect to the Wasserstein-$2$ metric. From Taylor expansions, we also formulate the $3$-symmetric tensor in Wasserstein-$2$ space, which is given by an iterative Gamma three operator. The alpha--geodesic on Wasserstein space is also derived. From these properties, we name the proposed divergences transport alpha divergences. We provide several examples of transport alpha divergences on one dimensional distributions, such as generative models and Cauchy distributions.