The road
to recovery after Sandy is going to be a long exhausting
process. One area where the disaster continues to make everyday life difficult
is in the ports. I read in a story from
NorthJersey.com that the New Jersey ports are still heavily damaged
and the flow of goods through them is painfully slow.
Here is
what is going wrong:
- There are a shortage of chassis
- Which means trucks are forced to wait for hours
- Which means goods are staying on the docks longer and longer
- Which means less material is being hauled out for the recovery effort.
Trucks
are hauling a fraction of the goods they hauled before Sandy due to the delays. Even worse, ships are being delayed because of the bottleneck I described. While there are lot of different things required for total recovery, getting the flow of trucks, ships, and materials back and forth at a normal pace would really help speed up the timetable. Obviously easier said then done.
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