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freight

[freyt] / freɪt /


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Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern seek regulatory approval for a merger, arguing it would enhance freight competition and shift two million truckloads annually to rail.

From Barron's

Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern seek regulatory approval for a merger, arguing it would enhance freight competition and shift two million truckloads annually to rail.

From Barron's

The train service is also part of a broader push to expand passenger and freight rail in southern Mexico and stimulate economic development in the region.

From BBC

The vehicles are delivering freight between Fort Worth and El Paso and Dallas and Houston, as well as hauling fracking sand on public roads and highways in the Permian Basin.

From The Wall Street Journal

Eurotunnel said it had a waiting time of 60 minutes for freight and 30 minutes for cars at its Folkestone terminal due to "high demand".

From BBC