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According to the article, what adaptation have trucking companies made in Japan?

ATrucks are very narrow, making it easier to navigate crowded city streets.
BOnboard GPS systems cut down travel time by routing trucks around traffic jams. C. Special engines that create less pollution have been installed in trucks.
DAll transportation of goods within the country is done by rail.

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I think it is A. because it modifies the truck.

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About 30 million people call this huge urban area home – that's almost 38,000 people per square mile! The city grew very quickly after World War II, and as a result, streets are narrow, crowded, and jammed with traffic at all times of day. To adapt, the Japanese government has invested billions of dollars in rail transportation. The city has one of the most extensive rail networks in the world, and more than 10 million people take a train to work each day

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