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Advice from the legend himself. I usually only run about 3 storage yards for gravel early on, but I've never tried using anything beyond the free ones, so maybe that's my issue. Too slow and just cause congestion. I do try to keep them tucked away so they don't impact any major roads, it just becomes a pain waiting for them to slowly load trucks, when I know the customs house can do it much faster.
But it makes sense to bring 25 tons of gravel, which can then be taken away for small-scale construction: transformers, water substations, short pedestrian paths. There are places in the starting city where you only need a little bit of gravel. But this requires a lot of micromanagement. CO will not hesitate to send a huge Belaz with a capacity of 25 tons to deliver less than 1 ton of gravel.
This is how I used it now: one CO with dump trucks is loaded directly from customs, one CO with one not so large dump truck is loaded from free open aggregate storage. Construction projects that need little gravel I assign to one CO, those that need more - another.
The only use I have for them is temporary storage for construction waste, plastic waste and metal scrap until I get the respective recycle plants up and running.
in latter ase having open storage makes sense as a buffer to avoid gridlock on customs.