The Geography of Transport Systems¶
Rodrigue, J. (2020). The Geography of Transport Systems. Routledge.
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Mechanisms¶
- Multi-Modal Transport Plan
- Its failure mode is non-equivalent substitution: the backup mode is real but cannot actually carry the load at the needed speed or scale, so movement technically "continues" while the function quietly fails — perishables spoil in transit, or the barge's week-long lead time misses every deadline.
This sourceShows that freight modes trade speed, capacity, and service, and that perishable cargo can lose value or utility when transit and cold-chain conditions fail.
- Its failure mode is non-equivalent substitution: the backup mode is real but cannot actually carry the load at the needed speed or scale, so movement technically "continues" while the function quietly fails — perishables spoil in transit, or the barge's week-long lead time misses every deadline.
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