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mondoman712
Are they moving an amount beyond the capacity of a railway? And I would expect that the ocean vessels wouldn’t be the same as the ones in the canal.
Edit: From the article:
Shipping containers from those ocean-going vessels would be transferred by cranes at Kep to and from canal barges.
Why a canal? Why not just build a railway to the existing port?
There’s telraam, or you could go a more DIY route.
Highest in diesel, but only 8th highest in petrol, and road tax hasn’t existed in the UK since the 1920s.
I don’t think rural living makes sense if you’re also commuting. Small towns can have good transport links to other nearby towns but I don’t think it makes sense to support those who decide they want to live beyond the practical reach of public services just for the sake of it.