Sentence examples similar to forms of haulage from inspiring English sources

Mule trains, for land travel, and barges, for river and canal travel, were the most common form of long-distance haulage, although wheeled horse-drawn vehicles were used for shorter journeys.

This decreed that the peasants should work 52 days a year of haulage (involving draught animals) for the landowner.

Robert set up his company, Shiply.com, with the aim of reducing the amount of haulage on the roads.

The only non-traditional law firm that has expressed an interest is a legal subsidiary of haulage group Eddie Stobart.

This reduction in density is advantageous in terms of haulage costs.

Each year there are 300 million hazardous material shipments in the U.S. It is hard to make light of such a scale of haulage.

"In addition, it would have greatly undermined the competitiveness of Felixstowe and other ports by adding to the cost of haulage".

Particularly, the distance travelled and the use of haulage were found to be significantly different between producers.

Often described as Britain's most influential housebuilder, Pidgley was adopted by travellers at four and left school at 15 to form his own haulage company.

Variables include frequency of collection, haulage distance, type of service, and climate.

British lorry drivers have paraded coffins through London as a token of the imminent demise of the haulage industry.