Both exits are ideally situated in the New York to Washington shipping corridor.
Perhaps nowhere outside the direct path of the flooding has the economic sting been felt more immediately and acutely than along the Danube, Europe's second-busiest inland shipping corridor, after the Rhine.
Trapped has its feet firmly on the hard ground: the financial crisis of 2008 is still felt, and there's a possible deal on the table from China to turn this sleepy corner of east Iceland into a major port, lying as it does in a new east-west shipping corridor.
As well as building a second channel, Egypt plans to create a major logistics and shipping corridor alongside the canal banks.
In just 80 years, some 2,000 square miles of its coastal landscape have turned to open water, wiping places off maps, bringing the Gulf of Mexico to the back door of New Orleans and posing a lethal threat to an energy and shipping corridor vital to the nation's economy.
But he said that the accident underlined the need to tighten maritime safety rules and widen the gap between shipping corridors and vulnerable coastlines.
Turn Off the Music, Please More and more hotels, restaurants, and retailers are adopting bad music as a branding device, writes Peter Jon Lindberg in Travel & Leisure: It would be revealing to compile an alternative history of Western music, focused solely on Songs Played in Hotel Lobbies and Cruise-Ship Corridors Through the Ages.
The road buckled and collapsed, cutting off one of the state's vital truck shipping corridors for weeks if not months.
The road buckled and collapsed, cutting off one of the state's vital truck shipping corridors for weeks or, more likely, months.
She was given the patrol duties at two designated areas before the war started, but was ordered to operate under two restrictions: she was not to cross demarcated shipping corridors and she could attack a target only after positive identification.
