How did railroads have an advantage over canals and roads in the early 1800s?

A.

They were less expensive to build and operate.

B.

They could haul heavy goods and people more quickly.

C.

They were not hampered by timetables or regulations.

D.

They had a better safety record than canal boats.

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Donald Mckinney

6 July, 09:04

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Isabell Castro · Answer 1

Isabell Castro 6 July, 09:48

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I think the answer is B.

Mario Pierce · Answer 2

The answer to this question is: B) They could haul heavy goods and people more quickly.

How did railroads have an advantage over canals and roads in the early 1800s?A.They were less expensive to build and operate.B.They could haul heavy goods and people more quickly.C.They were not hampered by timetables or regulations.D.They had a better safety record than canal boats.