238. Which current is responsible for the movement of large quantities of ice into the North Atlantic shipping lanes?

The Labrador Current transports significant quantities of ice and icebergs from the Arctic into the North Atlantic shipping lanes. This current flows southward along the Labrador and Newfoundland coasts, posing a hazard to transatlantic shipping routes. The Baffin, Iceland, and Baltic Currents do not have the same direct impact on these shipping lanes.