Sentence examples for direct freight from inspiring English sources

Direct freight stakeholders such as truck companies do not participate in these meetings.

The trade-off between direct freight costs and reliability varies depending on a country's commodity trade and logistics performance, which can limit the potential of developing countries to diversify from time-insensitive commodities to value-added goods (Arvis et al., 2010).

The move further restricts the movement of people and cargo from Yemen after direct air freight and passenger links were severed in January following the failed plot to blow up a Detroit-bound jet in December 2009.

With most of New York City cut off by water from the mainland United States, it has a paucity of direct rail freight links to the rest of the nation.

"This two-year study confirms that a new, direct rail-freight link would have dramatic positive impacts," it concludes.

Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam has opened direct business and freight routes to the country's booming regional cities, such as Hangzhou near Shanghai and Chongqing in South-west China.

In other words, the direct shipping of freight from the supplier to the producer implies an average shipping size of goods higher than that shipped to a logistic center; this influences the type of vehicle to be used (in terms of capacity), and hence the estimation of the number of vehicles moving on the road network.

Regarding freight directed to end consumers, this is the result of on-line shopping.

Regarding freight directed to commercial activities, its transport depends on the production system.

When it opened in 1889, the Poughkeepsie-Highland bridge was the first Hudson River rail crossing north of New York City, intended as a more direct route to move freight between New England's industrial center and the Midwest's agriculture.

A direct relation between international freight movements and transportation costs is given in Bougheas et al. [3].