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It typified the “ primitive ” traffic conditions of the times , but , nevertheless , established four classes . It is interesting to observe that first class , among other commodities , included such incongruous articles as ladies ...
It typified the “ primitive ” traffic conditions of the times , but , nevertheless , established four classes . It is interesting to observe that first class , among other commodities , included such incongruous articles as ladies ...
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A rate applicable over the lines of two or more carriers which have been established by agreement between the carriers involved and so published in a tariff naming the carriers concerned , thus : Boston to Miami via , for example ...
A rate applicable over the lines of two or more carriers which have been established by agreement between the carriers involved and so published in a tariff naming the carriers concerned , thus : Boston to Miami via , for example ...
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All points within an established group take the same rate . Size of a group is influenced by distance of the haul , type of traffic , and the area to be included . Group rates “ are the predominant form of commodity rates .
All points within an established group take the same rate . Size of a group is influenced by distance of the haul , type of traffic , and the area to be included . Group rates “ are the predominant form of commodity rates .
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Contents
CHAPTER PAGE | 1 |
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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