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The article says that trucks carrying LNG are already allowed in the area, though. Just considering the likelihood of damage to the container, it seems like pip
by JoBrad 6y ago
The article says that trucks carrying LNG are already allowed in the area, though. Just considering the likelihood of damage to the container, it seems like pipelines > trains > trucks, no?
- ceejayoz 6y agoIt's unlikely that a hundred trucks will all crash at the same time in the same place.
- JoBrad 6y agoTrue. The article said that 3 could be transported at once. I don’t know what (if any) limitations there are on the number of trucks carrying LNG in the same area, at once. I’m just thinking that it’s far more likely that a truck would be involved in an accident that involves a fire vs a train.
- ch4s3 6y agoThe problem with pipelines for oil is that they tend to leak in isolated areas, where trains and truck can be maintained at their origin and destination.