"personal conveyance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is generally used to describe the use of a vehicle that is owned and operated by an individual for the purpose of their own personal transportation needs. For example, "The employee reported to work using their own personal conveyance."
A crash was included if a killed non-vehicle occupant was identified as 'restricted to a wheelchair' or a motorised wheelchair rider and one of the following non-occupant types: pedestrian, non-motor vehicle transport device occupant or person using a personal conveyance.
She and Ashley have a long anguished discussion about how they can club together and buy one for her, in which Ashley makes detailed perorations on the merits of Mumbai's public transportation system, while his mother insists that her daughter must have a "scooty" because all of her friends have their own means of "personal conveyance".
Booking of travel tickets if using public transport or servicing of cars if opting for personal conveyance should be done before hand.
26 27 The second instead used all deaths in the FARS census classified as pedestrians, persons using personal conveyances or non-motor vehicle transport devices, and non-vehicle-occupants of unknown type.
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The new combined private client team of six partners will provide a range of legal services for individuals, including asset and wealth management, residential conveyancing, personal injury and medical negligence.
One of the most pervasive activities on the Internet, after all, is the basic conveyance of personal experiences by way of the written word — a tendency to share stories widely in e-mails or on blogs, rather than talking one on one to a friend on the phone.
The solicitors' body threatened to withhold the necessary waivers required to allow solicitors to practise until a deal was struck meaning the upstarts couldn't compete with remunerative private practitioners in its staple areas (such as crime, matrimonial, personal injury probate and conveyancing).
That could mean big supermarket chains using their strong brands to offer routine legal services (such as conveyancing, personal-accident litigation, small claims, wills and probate) cheaply; liberalisation has already allowed them to offer products like banking, insurance or spectacles.
L. 87 70, § 612(c), included instruments relating to personal property, and inserted proviso requiring that a conveyance or transfer of title to real or personal property or an interest therein to the Federal Housing Commissioner, his successors and assigns, without identifying the Commissioner therein, shall be deemed a proper conveyance or transfer.
L. 104 132 substituted "any structure, conveyance, or other real or personal property" for "any building, structure or vessel, any machinery or building materials and supplies, military or naval stores, munitions of war or any structural aids or appliances for navigation or shipping".
