The phrase "about the freight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to shipping, transportation, or logistics concerning freight.
Example: "We need to gather more information about the freight before finalizing the shipping arrangements."
Alternatives: "regarding the freight" or "concerning the freight".
Tells about the freight haulage on towboats, & about the men who work on towboats.
He was interested in writing about the freight of defeat on a grand scale, Gay explained.
For that the EBFS serves the purpose of collecting information about the freight vehicles visiting an establishment (e.g., to unload goods), the characteristics of the establishment and of the goods ordering process.
And many of its 750,000 shareholders are insisting that they need information about the freight-service's profitability before agreeing to the firm's new financial plan.In this section Rounding the bend?
Mr. Episcopia said that when there was discussion in the late 1990's about reopening the freight yard, the community asked only that an environmental impact study be conducted first.
The death toll rose to at least 25 from the collision on Friday of the northbound Metrolink train carrying about 225 passengers and the freight train in Chatsworth, a mostly residential district in the northwest San Fernando Valley, officials said.
The 1,700 job cuts represent about 5 percent of the freight division's workers.
This extensive road network, the second largest in the world only after US, caters to about 65percentnt of the freight traffic and 87percentnt of the passenger traffic.
City officials hope that the return of a vibrant cross-harbor rail freight business will reduce the roadway congestion and pollution associated with heavy truck traffic, which now carries about 80percentt of the freight coming into the city.
In one chemistry building I heard about, they removed the freight elevator and replaced it with a passenger elevator, so that when the new NMR arrived they had to haul it up the stairs.
Early on Aldatz-Norris considered having the pads made abroad, but she knew from her retail experience about the shipment delays and freight expenses that come with foreign sourcing and decided against it.
