which of the following is NOT an effect of the early improvements in transportation

A. New Roads drained well and held up to heavy traffic

B. passenger traffic increase rapidly between British cities

C. factories began to grow in size due to improved delivery system for raw materials/ resources and better connectivity to New Markets for products that increase the demand for products

D. Merchants begin to haul heavier loads along the road with fewer horses which increased trade and lowed prices

E. cost for shipping of fright began to increase and products have became more expensive to buy

F. many turnpike's were built using private money in charge a small fee for travel along the road

The improvements in the transportation were revolutionary for the production, selling, transporting, and development of the goods. Because the transportation was better, everything was going on much more quickly, more efficiently, and on much longer distances. This enabled the farmers and the industry to produce in much higher quantity, and considering that the transportation was much more easy as well, the prices for transportation were dropping, causing the prices of the goods to be dropping as well.