Sentence examples for freight passenger from inspiring English sources

The company also manufactured and sold freight, passenger, refrigerator, street, and elevated cars.

It runs freight, passenger and commuter trains, it transports petrol and gas, and it operates and owns ports and vast amounts of property and indirectly the national airline, South African Airways (SAA).

But these steam engines and freight, passenger and toy novelty trains running on 1,200 feet of track are of less interest in themselves than for the ways they lead the eyes into and out of the meticulous arrays of plant compost uncannily brought back to life in urban incarnations.

The U.S. projects include routes for pure freight, passenger transit and a mix of both, ranging from just 64 miles in length, connecting Boston to some smaller Massachusetts towns, to 1,152 miles, bringing Colorado and Texas together with a Cheyenne to Houston route that would prove useful for the military industrial and aerospace industries.

In addition to regularly calling on Baltimore and Norfolk, the Baltimore Steam Packet Company at various times provided freight, passenger and vehicle transport to Washington, D.C., Old Point Comfort, and Richmond, Virginia.

Because ports are conceived and designed mainly to be the transfer point of various types of freight, passengers tend to be forgotten in the analysis of port costs.

SP&S inaugurated passenger service between Portland and Vernonia in March 1923, with two round trips per day; a passenger-only train ran to and from Union Station, but a mixed freight-passenger train operated instead from the Hoyt Street station.

The more "focused" applications for either freight or passenger transport have given rise to the emergence of terms such as Freight ITS or Passenger ITS.

The recent designations of freight and passenger corridors - The Core Network Corridors – that are aimed provide the essential infrastructure for carrying freight and passenger [7].

There are difficulties in integrating freight and passenger services, but technical innovation can allow freight services to operate at similar performance levels to passenger services.

Freight versus passenger traffic The majority of the U.S. rail traffic is freight, while the majority of European rail traffic is passenger rail [4, 22].