The phrase "freight transit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the movement of goods, typically by truck, train, boat, or airplane. For example, "The freight transit times for shipments to Europe can vary wildly depending on the route."
Freight transit through the country is lucrative for Russian business.
"Even Beeching's bitterest enemy should recognise he was visionary on the reform of freight transit".
The two sides resolved differences over tariffs on the export of raw materials, including timber, and railway freight transit.
Formulation of optimization models for planning and scheduling of freight, transit and airline systems, and their solution using software packages.
The Transportation Investments Generating Economic Recovery program, part of the 2009 stimulus package, has funded over $1 billion in investments in freight, transit, highways and bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure.
In the rail system, new shunting yards were planned to improve the freight transport on rail as road freight transit through Austria became a serious problem in terms of congestion and environmental issues (noise and air pollution).
But even at 7.5 million containers, rail freight transiting Kazakhstan would still be only a tenth of ocean freight between Europe and Asia.
Auckland is New Zealand's major transport hub, with half of the country's population living in the region, the bulk of the international passengers, freight and cargo transiting through the area, and most large companies operating nation-wide distribution centres within the city.
The intention is for the railway to eventually join with the Trans-Siberian line, which would open up a valuable new export route to Europe for South Korea and one that North Korea could profit from though freight-transit fees.The railway would also make the delivery of aid and other goods easier.
The intention is for the railway to eventually join with the Trans-Siberian line, which would open up a valuable new export route to Europe for South Korea and one that North Korea could profit from though freight-transit fees.The railway could help open up North Korea even more to the outside world.
In "every operating environment — whether it be aviation, freight railroads, transit railroads, class-one railroads, truck drivers, it doesn't matter — the human-error element is the hardest thing that you deal with," Troup said.
