If a contractually-specified mode of transportation is not available, the:
A) contract is automatically voided.
B) seller must make delivery by a commercially-reasonable substitute.
C) buyer must arrange to pick up the goods.
D) seller must make personal delivery.

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If a contractually-specified mode of transportation is not available, the seller must make delivery by a commercially-reasonable substitute. This is because the seller has an obligation to deliver the goods to the buyer and cannot rely on the unavailability of a specific mode of transportation as an excuse for non-delivery. The commercially-reasonable substitute would need to be a mode of transportation that is suitable for the type of goods being transported and is consistent with industry standards.

If a Contractually-Specified Mode of Transportation Is Not Available, The