Certainly. Thank you for the question.
For sure. The situations we're talking about are not due to bad planning. The transporters have laid out their route and scheduled the times. What we're talking about are unforseen situations. These situations, as I mentioned, could be adverse weather, traffic accidents, bridge outages. However, you raise a very good point. There may not be, in some locations, an alternate route that's readily available to them—again, taking into consideration an alternate route that would be appropriate for the transporters to take.
As we also mentioned, if they run into a situation...because we are talking about the driver's hours of service. If a driver is going over their hours of service, a location that's appropriate for unloading those animals and making sure they have feed, water and rest may simply not be available or not be in the best interest of the animals being transported.