I guess any people or trade traveling from most of Russia/USSR would arrive via train since basically nobody lives in the far East of Russia relative to the West. I get why there wasn’t a huge need for it, but it seems like you would want to have one or two road bridge connections with your military ally.
There’s kinda just nothing over there and car/truck transportation wasn’t a thing either country prioritized until the economic situation made it unfeasible to build infrastructure in the area.
Ah now that is a fair question that I could only guess at
I guess any people or trade traveling from most of Russia/USSR would arrive via train since basically nobody lives in the far East of Russia relative to the West. I get why there wasn’t a huge need for it, but it seems like you would want to have one or two road bridge connections with your military ally.
There’s kinda just nothing over there and car/truck transportation wasn’t a thing either country prioritized until the economic situation made it unfeasible to build infrastructure in the area.
And the nearest big city, Vladivostok, has a big port, so a lot also crosses the border by boat to ports in Rason and Wonsan