While most Transportation and Logistics careers require workers to earn high school, associate’s, or bachelor’s degrees, those with master’s degrees typically work in the Logistics Planning and Management pathway.
Transportation Systems/Infrastructure Management pathway.
Warehouse and Distribution pathway.
Health, Safety, and Environmental Management pathway.

It's A.

Explanation:

While most Transportation and Logistics careers require workers to earn high school, associate's, or bachelor's degrees, those with master's degrees typically work in the Logistics Planning and Management pathway.

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