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What does it mean by "as far as transport goes, access is difficult"? The problem we're addressing in our case study of the Horton Castle site is why so few tourists are visiting it. One reason might be because **as far as transport goes, access is difficult**.

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As far as transport goes = regarding transportation or about transportation 对交通来说 / access is difficult: means that the transportation is not easy, the site is difficult to reach. In short the sentence means 交通不便。
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Thank you. I got it.
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The sentence would sound fine in the UK, although there are other ways to say it.
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"as far as transport goes, access is difficult" is correct but awkward. Simpler would be any of the following: "travelling to the site is difficult because ..." "access to the site is difficult because ..." "tourists have difficulty reaching the site because ... " "tourists choose other destinations that have easier access ..."

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