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    the Mohawk River and few other small rivers to transport small boats pulled by mule or oxen on either side. Eventually, steam boat technology progressed enough, allowing them to float in the 4 foot deep canal. Once the 40 foot wide canal was dug, it connected large river systems, ultimately allowing many cities access to the Empire State, otherwise known as New York. Not only was the Erie Canal “providing an economic boost by allowing the transport of goods at one-tenth the previous cost in less…

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    Postal Routes Dbq

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    achieved this by utilizing railroads, and automobiles to send mail from coast to coast. However, with the rise of airpower, they government soon turned their eyes to creating routes in the sky to transport mail. II. Problem In the early 20th century, the government had established ground rotes to transport large quantities of mail. However, with the demand of mail increasing, the government needed a way to meet the demands of the citizens. III. Significance of the problem. Communication was…

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    the transportation industry are major contribution to the continual expansion of the industry. The transportation business is massive, incorporating everything from metropolitan transport, train systems and buses that people use to commute back and forth to work and school, from the rail and trucking systems that transport products nationwide and ships that move products from port to port all around the world to the airliners we use to fly to destinations near and far for work and pleasure, to…

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    a larger range of commodities such as chemicals, milk, and coal slurries. The rise of pipelines has been made possible by technological advances such as the cheap production of pipes, electric welding, and improvements in pipelaying. The transport by pipes has both its advantages and disadvantages. While, it can provide a commodity at a constant and continuous rate, improvements in a pipeline are marginal at best and requires the adding of additional pumping capacity. In addition, the…

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    reviewed addresses some of the issues with the different modes of operation in the shipping industry, which are industrial, liner, and tramp shipping. In industrial shipping the company that owns the cargo also owns the ships, and the goal is to transport the cargo and minimum cost. In tramp shipping ships perform transportation task in order to maximize profit, this can be compared to a taxi system. In liner shipping, ships follow a set itinerary and schedule, almost like a bus system. The…

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    be clearly prescribed and communicated to the planning and dispatching staff by the management of the company. The cost, will not necessarily be the decisive factor, often it is time and operational constraints, which become decisive factors in transport and…

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    In late 2016, Madrid's Mayor Manuela Carmena reiterated her plan to kick personal cars out of the city center. On Spanish radio network Cadena Ser, she confirmed that Madrid's main avenue, the Gran Vía, will only allow access to bikes, buses, and taxis before she leaves office in May 2019. It's part of a larger effort to ban all diesel cars in Madrid by 2025. But the Spanish city is not the only one getting ready to take the car-free plunge. Urban planners and policy makers around the world…

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    Reflection On NA Meeting

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    Transportation to this particular meeting was just as easy as the first meeting. I was able to use my own vehicle to transport myself back and forth to the meeting. I also used a global positioning system (GPS) to assist with finding the location to the meeting facility. Despite by accessible transportation, I do understand there could be potential barriers that could prevent other persons into attending this meeting. The first barrier could be the use of a personal vehicle. While, I am blessed…

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    The idea for the electric car has been around for several years. EVs, short for electric vehicles, come in four types: the purely battery-operated vehicles, hybrid gas and electric vehicles (plug-in and non-plug-in), and fuel cell operated. These kinds of cars run primarily on electrical power, as opposed to a conventional car that runs on petrol based fuels. Because of this, they are seen as the poster children of green transportation. There has been some debate on whether or not these EVs…

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    Do you like driving? Do you feel safer when riding in a car with someone with more experience? Driverless cars are coming in the near future, and the point I’m trying to make here is that people sometimes make errors. Then people can get seriously injured or even die! Driverless cars should be implemented due to safety, efficiency, and economy. As mentioned above people get in wrecks all the time! Big or small these human errors could be prevented in driverless cars to prevent people for…

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