The transferability of coal is greater between places connected by
A) rail and navigable waterways.
B) interstate expressways and air routes.

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Coal is primarily transported by rail and navigable waterways due to their ability to carry large quantities and their cost-effectiveness. Interstate expressways and air routes are not suitable for transporting coal as they are not designed to handle such heavy goods and would be much more expensive. Therefore, option A is the correct choice.

The Transferability of Coal Is Greater Between Places Connected by