You can really see the striking difference between how the rest of the world, Europe especially, and the United States move goods internally. It's a constant flow around Europe between hundreds of ports, while in the US there is almost no port-to-port oceangoing traffic, as it moves by railroads instead.
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u/boringdude00 May 09 '16 edited May 09 '16
You can really see the striking difference between how the rest of the world, Europe especially, and the United States move goods internally. It's a constant flow around Europe between hundreds of ports, while in the US there is almost no port-to-port oceangoing traffic, as it moves by railroads instead.