Sentence examples for heavy haulage from inspiring English sources

Therefore, shipping, heavy haulage, manufacturing, and labouring districts developed downstream in the East End, while the affluent and leisured classes built their homes and pursued their pleasures in the West End.

The Heavy Haulage and Construction offers heavy haulage and construction.

GSM-R is widely used in high-speed railways involving passenger transport, and in heavy haulage railways, to provide a communication platform for control messages and application services.

The Combined Business segment includes railway utilization transportation, chartered truck services, combined delivery services, moving and relocation, warehousing and distribution processing, in-factory work, real estate rental, marine and harbor transportation, fine arts transportation, security transportation, and heavy haulage and construction.

Markham recommended crossing native horses with other breeds for particular purposes, for example suggesting Turks or Irish Hobbies as an outcross to produce riding animals, Friesland and Flanders horses to produce light driving animals, and German heavy draught horses to produce heavy haulage animals.

The cheerful Swede is sitting in a standard Volvo FMX heavy duty truck, a haulage industry workhorse.

Jones and the Duke recognised that construction would increase the haulage of heavy goods and that the engines would not cope.

The Tramway's management recognised that the construction works would lead to a significant increase in the haulage of heavy goods, and that the Aveling and Porter engines would be unable to cope with the increased loads.

The rapid development of road haulage compared to the "heavy" modes of freight transport cannot only be explained by its productivity, nor by regulatory and technical constraints, as it is often debated in France.

Apparently invented in China, the rigid, padded horse collar allowed the animal to exert its full strength, enabling it to do heavier work, plowing as well as haulage.

The Transport Committee will quiz Commissioner Siim Kallas on supersize lorries and the Commission's new policy of allowing cross-border haulage with larger and heavier vehicles where both countries agree (Monday).