Route Part 3 of 4: Chicago to Michigan
[spoiler title=’Truck’ style=’red’ collapse_link=’true’]
CORRECT! Trucks provide a flexible mode of transportation. They can carry the amount requested by stores, and they can transport goods directly to the store for unloading.
[/spoiler]
[spoiler title=’Railway’ style=’blue’ collapse_link=’true’]
Railways are often used to carry larger loads of goods, but they can be very expensive to run without a full load.
[/spoiler]
[spoiler title=’Air’ style=’yellow’ collapse_link=’true’]
Transporting the fish by air is expensive for the short trip to Michigan from Chicago.
[/spoiler]
[spoiler title=’Maritime’ style=’orange’ collapse_link=’true’]
There are very limited waterways to carry such large shipments of fish within the Midwest of the United States.
[/spoiler]
[spoiler title=’VIEW THE MAP’ style=’brown’ collapse_link=’true’]
[/spoiler]
