Infrastructure Risk (redirected from Transportation Risk)

Infrastructure risk

The risk associated with the impact on project cash flows from infrastructure problems. Also known as transportation risk.

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Infrastructure Risk

The risk of loss due to the possibility that the infrastructure in an area may be insufficient to complete a project or transport a good. For example, there may be no highways or major roads in an area, which will make it difficult or impossible to transport goods to the area in a timely manner. This may result in a loss to the seller. Infrastructure risk is higher in developing countries or in remote areas of developed countries. It is also called transportation risk.