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Continuous effort has been exerted to adapt the method of railroad classification to motor carrier use . Today , there still exists ... The new uniform motor Classification is entitled , National Motor Freight Classification No.
Continuous effort has been exerted to adapt the method of railroad classification to motor carrier use . Today , there still exists ... The new uniform motor Classification is entitled , National Motor Freight Classification No.
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Two separate Classifications were used in the New England states , the Official Motor Freight Classification and the Coordinated Motor Freight Classification , “ in which two separate groups of motor common carriers participate ...
Two separate Classifications were used in the New England states , the Official Motor Freight Classification and the Coordinated Motor Freight Classification , “ in which two separate groups of motor common carriers participate ...
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As was stated earlier , the New England motor carriers generally do not participate in the National Motor Freight Classification of the American Trucking Associations , Inc. , on traffic local to their territory , 8 which means that ...
As was stated earlier , the New England motor carriers generally do not participate in the National Motor Freight Classification of the American Trucking Associations , Inc. , on traffic local to their territory , 8 which means that ...
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SHIPPING DOCUMENTSPART I | 7 |
SHIPPING DOCUMENTSPART II | 30 |
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| Title | Elements of Freight Traffic |
| Author | William Way |
| Contributor | American Trucking Associations. Regular Common Carrier Conference |
| Publisher | Regular Common Carrier Conference, ATA, 1956 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 4 Aug 2006 |
| Length | 327 pages |
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