Maybe those containers used to be full of "recyclable" materials? It does seem that they people who have control over this situation don't have much on an ince

Maybe those containers used to be full of "recyclable" materials? It does seem that they people who have control over this situation don't have much on an incentive to improve it. In particular fixing any piece of this loop would fix the others... eventually they just ran the port cranes longer and opened up the hours that trucks could go in/out. Is it "solved"? No, but the local pre-Xmas crisis is averted, which is basically peak for the year.