The phrase "allowed to haul" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or authorization is granted to transport goods or materials.
Example: "The contractor is allowed to haul debris from the construction site to the designated landfill."
Alternatives: "permitted to transport" or "authorized to carry".
On the payment day of your cachorreo — under Ilasaca's present contract, this comes once every twenty-five dayou— you were allowed to haul fifty-kilogram sacks of rock out of the mine on your back, as many as you could carry.
Under the new rules, Mexican trucking companies will be allowed to haul cargo to and from the United States, and Mexican bus companies will be permitted to schedule regular passenger service to and from points in Mexico and the United States.
The only major trade routes where single-hulled tankers are still allowed to haul fuel oil are between the U.S. and the Caribbean.
Under the new regulations, unjacketed CPC-1232s will be allowed to haul crude oil until 2020.
In a compromise with police, the group was allowed to haul its cornerstone to a parking lot east of the Old City, spend about a minute paying ceremonial homage, then call it quits.
During its years of operation from 1938 to 1989, residents were allowed to haul away waste rock for use in their yards, and children played on piles of waste rock outside the plant.
Their cars, like Labonte's, were inspected and then allowed to be hauled away.
A fisherman told Mr. King that the population of striped bass was coming back, and that the fleet should be allowed to start hauling them in.
Sat in his home in Anlu, he explains that his stomach's resilience allowed him to haul himself up from a tough existence of labouring in Guangdong, where he struggled to make rent and was regularly threatened with eviction.
Sitting in his home in Anlu, he explains that his stomach's resilience allowed him to haul himself up from a tough existence of laboring in Guangdong, where he struggled to make rent and was regularly threatened with eviction.
He had received a new driver's license, and upgraded it to allow him to haul hazardous materials.
