Drayage, cartage or linehaul ?
Japanese translation: teoshiguruma (handcart), rain yusoohin (line of transported load)
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| na | teoshiguruma (handcart), rain yusoohin (line of transported load) |
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teoshiguruma (handcart), rain yusoohin (line of transported load) Explanation: dray-a low, flat cart, without sides or with very low sides, used, e.g. by brewers, for very heavy loads cart-a two-wheeled or four-wheeled horse-drawn or tractor-drawn vehicle, used for carrying loads; a small, shafted vehicle for moving loads by hand haul-to transport by road, railroad, etc. my speculations about line haul is that there are a line of trucks or tractors transporting the goods from one place to another Webster's Encyclopedic Dictionary |
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