Sentence examples for increased freight from inspiring English sources
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, for example, is making final plans for dredging port channels to handle increased freight.
Improved transport links — highways designed to accommodate increased freight traffic — have led to American-style intercity corridors built up with new industrial and commercial developments.
Some bona fide concerns were purely local, like those about Canadian National Railway's purchase of the Elgin, Eastern & Joliet Railroad and problems related to increased freight train traffic in the area.
Part of this scheme was the announcement of sharply increased freight charges.
The new line is predicted to increase rush hour rail ridership 63%, and increased freight on rail would remove 750 trucks daily from European Route E18.
Three factors dictated the type of locomotive that could run on the South Eastern and Chatham Railway (SECR): increased freight and passenger train loadings, poor track quality, and weak, lightly built bridges.
[Politico] Alaska sues to block enforcement of federal rules intended to limit pollution from large ships, saying they will increase freight rates and cruise prices and hurt the state's economy.
One of the possible policy measures to increase freight flows using intermodal transport is the opening of new container terminals on inland waterways or along rail connections.
There is an increasing interest in the performance and serviceability of concrete crossties and elastic fastening systems due to the loading demands of increasing freight axle loads and the development of new high-speed passenger rail infrastructure in North America.
The increasing urbanization, population growth and changes in the goods' demand patterns favoring just in time solutions, combined with the reduced stock in stores, has led to increasing freight movements within cities.
However, the continuously increasing freight demands over the ground transportation network in many regions worldwide reach a point where alternative means of augmenting its capacity may not provide a cost-effective and environmentally friendly solution.
