Toy Haulers or 'Sport-Utility Trailers' Toy haulers or "sport-utility trailers" can come in any travel trailer type.
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In some markets, we approach haulers first, then we're putting salespeople there.
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Otto's goal was to turn commercial trucks into self-driving freight haulers.
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Cities give exclusive contracts to trash haulers — in exchange for big kickbacks.
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Allswell will have one of their local haulers take the mattress away.
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As trainers and horse-haulers moved the animals, volunteers brought feed and hay.
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Eventually, with much effort, the haulers succeeded in knocking off the back legs.
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That's people like lawyers and accountants, but also staffing companies and waste haulers.
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And the more haulers you have, the more access you have to cities and markets.
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Haulers can be cited for everything from improperly commingling waste to driving an unregistered vehicle.
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See, offerings from the newest generation of three-row family haulers manage to shrink around you.
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Imperial hires most of them for office, training programs and even heavy haulers in the mine.
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That would cover big rigs, dump trucks, refuse haulers, many buses, and other large work trucks.
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Meanwhile, the haulers gave up trying to figure out how to fit the sofa through the doorway.
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Mr. Caldwell said he expected almost all of the car haulers to be idle throughout the strike.
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British haulers arriving at ports could find themselves turned away if they have not completed correct paperwork.
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Some well-to-do neighborhoods have begun considering paying for private trash haulers to pick up the debris.
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It's good for tech-savvy folks, tailgating enthusiasts and family-haulers who value a smooth but tall ride.
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Take a minute to search the internet for what your town recommends, or call your local trash haulers.
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By halving those miles and requiring cleaner vehicles, haulers' carbon emissions could be cut by more than half.
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What ensued, advocates of the new law say, was haulers cutting corners to offer clients the cheapest prices.
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Yes, it's quiet and comfortable, but so are the three-row haulers from Toyota, Mazda, Chevy and even Nissan.
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Houston's trash haulers are working side-by-side with a disaster contractor's crews from San Antonio and Austin, Texas.
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A shortage of truck drivers, exacerbated by a tight labor market, is weighing on freight haulers across the country.
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The agency maintained it had increased its enforcement actions against the unlicensed haulers that sometimes work the city's streets.
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Uber recently acquired a startup called Otto, which has the goal of turning commercial trucks into self-driving freight haulers.
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And this dive into the dark world of one of New York's largest private trash haulers, Sanitation Salvage, is brutal.
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The current-gen Suburban starts at just over $51,000 is a pretty awesome value for serious people-and-gear-haulers.
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Some of the big haulers are going back into their contracts with municipalities and starting to enforce the residual content clauses.
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The haulers were able to resell the commodity materials from the items they collected and it served as a cash cow.
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SEATTLE — One district had been a Republican heartland of freight-haulers and timber-workers before a shift toward suburbs and tech.
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It'd be a midpack finisher in the mainstream three-row crossover world, but against other $65,000 family haulers it makes no sense.
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Falling prices for scrap are also impacting the nation's three biggest publicly held waste haulers, all of which have recycling market exposure.
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But Here's deal with the state of Iowa could be the first to explore the possibilities of autonomous freight haulers on highways.
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Even in a fully autonomous world, freight haulers and livery services would still need mechanics and tech specialists to keep fleets rolling.
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Freight haulers saw a modest decline in demand, despite summer's typically being the strong season, and they are concerned about the future.
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The October morning the haulers arrived, I explained that the sofa would fit through the doorway but only at a specific angle.
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But as Tesla joins Daimler and others in the big-rig tech race, it'd be smarter to prepare haulers for a career shift.
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They feed tangles of materials into the printers and scoop parts from the robotic haulers that wheel along pathways between the big machines.
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"We get customers that just don't understand how to recycle and that's where [RecycLA haulers] will be the most helpful," said Karen Coca.
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According to Marco Digioia of the European Road Haulers Association, recent ID checks on three main roads in Belgium led to costly queues.
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But it is likely to run headlong into competition from Tesla, which plans not only pickup trucks, but heavy-duty haulers as well.
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Shares of Epiroc, which makes equipment such as drill rigs, loaders and haulers, were down 2.6 percent at 13 GMT following the results.
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Yet the company has paid lobbyists to fight local legislation that backers say would compel haulers to improve on working conditions and safety.
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I prepared for the haulers' arrival by moving a huge shelving unit near the front door to provide fuller access to the entry.
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Wiping away tears, I picked up her tattered seat cushions and carried them to the door, handing them to one of the haulers.
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Terusama: Taking logistics management all the way to the dockside, Terusama provides scheduling software for freight pickup and digital sign ins for haulers.
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The collectors grab and bag nuts, while the haulers transport the bags, each about 313 pounds, up and down mountains and onto trucks.
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Mercedes has a fully electric SUV coming out, and Chevy is prepping the country's serious haulers for the intro of its beefy new pickup.
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In New York City, conditions are especially difficult for employees of the private waste haulers who collect trash from the city's businesses each night.
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In parallel, Britain said France was progressing with a unilateral measure to provide wider access to British haulers in the event of no deal.
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Paper, which represents a good chunk of the recycling market for the major waste haulers, is in a downturn that began almost five years ago.
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Just this week, the city announced a new plan that will require all private haulers picking up commercial waste to provide recycling and organics collection.
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The CEO and COO, respectively, of Recycle Track Systems (RTS) offers up environmentally focused waste removal and recycling by connecting its clients with independent haulers.
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But as Tesla Motors joins Daimler A.G. and others in the big-rig tech race, it'd be smarter to prepare haulers for a career shift.
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Haulers must obtain licenses from the city to operate by following rules aimed at reducing traffic deaths, greenhouse gas emissions and environmental and labor violations.
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Still, he says larger concerns loom around Tesla's charging infrastructure and how haulers plan to switch from pumps in depots to swift "megacharging" of electric vehicles.
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But some industry groups have criticized the changes, saying they will burden local businesses with higher trash-collection prices and put smaller haulers out of business.
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The new rules require haulers to consider transfer stations' locations and environmental records and to replace half of their trucks with cleaner ones within 20 years.
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"Toyotas are known for their reliability, and our findings show that these capable family haulers are able to go the distance for their owners," Ly said.
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Chairman of both the State Republican Party and the House caucus, he conscripted candidates — bank employees, foresters, waste haulers — and determined where campaign money should be spent.
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To operate on such a commercial scale the group needed the professional skills of haulers like Watson and Planken, among others, to bring in their illicit cargo.
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Yes, at the end of the day, most Jeeps are practical SUVs that do duty as family haulers no different than a Toyota RAV4 or Honda CR-V.
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In Texas, Houston is considering a 50-percent increase in pay for haulers and Harris County, which encompasses the city, is also offering incentives to recruit more trucks.
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The agency was created two decades ago to root out organized crime by licensing and investigating the roughly 893 private commercial trash haulers operating in New York City.
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One of the biggest cash haulers, Brink's, had "a big spike in demand" this week from some of its bank clients, according to Edward Cunningham, a company spokesman.
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A cavern blasted from the rock serves as a maintenance garage for a fleet of vehicles, ranging from pickups to haulers that pump concrete reinforcing for tunnel walls.
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The vacuum fire had to be put out on the customer's front lawn since the battery caught fire as waste haulers attempted to unload a curbside recycling bin.
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Turner said FEMA also increased the payment rate for debris removal to $11.69 per cubic yard from $7.69, a move he said would help the city attract more haulers.
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The $300,000-plus &aposute proved that the stately carmaker, long known for its elegant sedans and lovely cabriolets, could successfully join the global wave of ultra-high-end haulers.
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The Blue Oval also showed off a lineup of 17 hybrids and EVs — both family haulers and commercial vehicles — it plans to bring to the European market by 2024.
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They, too, have many advantages over today's long haulers: they can run 24/7 and never get fatigued; no need for mandatory breaks; no more wasted fuel idling overnight.
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"SUVs have definitely assumed the mantle of family haulers from the station wagons and minivans we remember from our childhoods," said Scott Keogh, president and CEO of Volkswagen of America.
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If successful, it would mark an achievement for the autonomous driving industry and a possible solution to the driver shortage and regulatory constraints faced by freight haulers across the country.
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Otto started out with 40 employees, most of them from companies like Google, Apple, Tesla, and Cruise Automation, with the goal of turning commercial trucks into self-driving freight haulers.
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Rival bids from Aurizon and Pacific National, Australia's dominant coal haulers, had sparked concerns with Australia's competition watchdog, which said it would welcome a third competitor in the Hunter Valley.
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The rules will force haulers to use stations that comply with health and safety standards, and create incentives to ship waste by rail and barge, not through low-income neighborhoods.
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Moore and Roadmaster give Daseke access to higher-margin freight like enormous glass panels and ammunition while lowering capital costs via owner-operator Tennessee Steel Haulers, which manages other operators' fleets.
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Musk recently claimed on Twitter that a shortage of delivery haulers could be to blame, and he even suggested that Tesla would build its own — though industry representatives have disputed this.
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As useful as pickup trucks are, there's one place they don't make much sense: in the city, where urban confines make long, unwieldy cargo haulers challenging to maneuver into tight spaces.
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The Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold mine in Mongolia's southern Gobi Desert declared force majeure after protests by Chinese coal haulers disrupted deliveries near the border, majority owner Turquoise Hill said Wednesday.
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Increasing the price of an imported vehicle with tariffs could reduce overall vehicle sales and exert economic pressure on manufacturers as well as on freight haulers, dealerships and independent service centers.
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Hershey, like other U.S. food companies, has faced higher freight costs, as a dearth of drivers, new regulations and higher diesel prices make it expensive for haulers to transport products to stores.
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The tattoo was filled with symbols whose meanings were known only to long-haulers, but he showed it off now to make one thing clear: His back had never met the whip.
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They also encourage recycling and composting, as well as "micro-haulers" — businesses owned primarily by women and people of color that use low- or no-emissions vehicles to pick up organic waste.
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The type of certification Wing received as an air carrier is the same one granted to charter airlines and small air-cargo haulers and means it can fly longer ranges and charge customers.
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Historically, municipalities have set a price for picking up garbage waste from homes, and the big haulers tended to do recycling essentially for little or nothing on top of the basic collection services.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Danish shipping company A.P. Moller-Maersk will begin expanding onshore services at its global port division to accommodate demands from companies like railway operators and freight haulers, according to newspaper Borsen.
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There are other exotic, powerful family haulers out there — namely, ones like the Lamborghini Urus, the Ferrari GTC4Lusso, and the Porsche Taycan — but Koenigsegg's new four-seat beast is on its own level.
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About half of the air cargo carried globally is in the belly of passenger jets rather than in dedicated freighters, and the flight cuts have made the Chinese market more dependent on freight haulers.
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This year, however, the show has been highlighted by eco-friendly family haulers like the EQ and the all-electric Volkswagen I.D. Clearly, the Germans love to give their EV concepts two-letter acronyms.
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For the last two decades, BIC has been charged with enforcing Local Law 42, which requires that New York City's trash haulers be of "good character, honesty and integrity" in order to be licensed.
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For example, a good move manager will know not to call a top-tier auctioneer for something worth a few thousand dollars, and know which estate liquidators or junk haulers work well with seniors.
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Horse haulers like Robinson have gone into places that were under mandatory evacuation, but only once the fires are contained will veterinarians have access to areas that were affected more substantially by the fire.
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In general, Mr. Zambada said, in a nonchalant manner, the cartel's cocaine originated in Colombia and was shipped by fast boats to Cancun, where it was brought ashore by a human chain of haulers.
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Rivian, the electric-truck maker that&aposs setting up production for its R1T pickup and R1S SUV, would like you to know its upcoming electric haulers have some trick features to get excited about.
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Businesses consulted by the Fed reported a combination of labor shortages in some regions, with building contractors in Cleveland reporting trouble hiring enough drywall installers, and freight haulers struggling to find drivers despite higher wages.
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Since this is now Tesla's fifth all-electric vehicle, you might expect fewer questions and concerns about putting an electric truck on the road, but cargo haulers raise a slew of new electric range questions.
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Our cities and towns are designed around them, and ownership of one or two family-haulers is a pre-requisite for many busy parents looking for safe, convenient transport to work, school, and soccer practice.
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Genesee & Wyoming, which will sell down 49 percent of the business to funds managed by Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets (MIRA), beat Australia's top two coal haulers, Aurizon Holdings and Pacific National, in the bidding.
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The city is now considering one of the most ambitious overhauls of the city's commercial trash collection in decades, creating distinct zones where only one or two private haulers would be responsible for refuse collection.
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Former employees of Google, Apple, Tesla, Cruise Automation, and others — 40 people in total — have formed a new San Francisco-based company called Otto with the goal of turning commercial trucks into self-driving freight haulers.
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McKinsey & Company, the management consulting group, forecasts that electric light- and medium-duty trucks — a group that includes pickups, flatbeds and some trash haulers — could achieve between 1003 percent and 34 percent sales penetration by 2030.
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For all the hype swirling around electric aviation, the current state of battery technology and electric powertrains remains a limiting factor for all the drones, air taxis, cargo haulers, and flying cars hoping to take off.
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SEATTLE (Reuters) - The tightest U.S. labor market this century is putting pressure on margins for freight haulers and warehouse operators as they bid for hundreds of thousands of workers to move packages during the peak holiday period.
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"While pickup trucks are commonly known as being work vehicles, they have evolved to be popular family haulers as well thanks to their abundant cargo room and safety features," ISeeCars CEO Phong Ly said in a statement.
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As part of the expansion, APM Terminals, the group's port division, which operates 74 port facilities and handled nearly 40 million containers last year, will expand onshore services to cater to companies like railway operators and freight haulers.
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But when it came to my mattresses, the local Salvation Army truck was booked until October, according to the customer service representatives at Tuft & Needle and Helix who tried to help me before calling in the junk haulers.
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According to the 2018 Mayor's Management Report, an annual breakdown of agency performance across all city government, the number of violations issued to trash haulers by BIC fell by roughly half from 2015 to 2017, from 0003,166 to 640.
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But heavy haulers with electric locomotion have a lot of advantages over dirty diesel trucks, which consume fossil fuel and pump out CO2 (which is bad for global warming) and generate particulates and nitrogen oxides (which are bad for people).
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Instead of purchasing its own trucks, RTS is partnering with a growing number of mid-size, independent haulers that it provides with feature-rich tablets to make their work more efficient — even when they aren't being used in service to RTS.
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The regulator said it was concerned the sale, which would combine the only two railway haulers in the state of Queensland, could lead to increased prices and reduced service for freight hauled between the capital Brisbane and the state's far north.
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THE HEADQUARTERS of Sanitation Salvage, one of the largest private trash haulers in New York City, is a squat brick building that sits unremarkably amid the garbage dumps and razor wire of the Hunts Point section of the South Bronx.
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And to me, I'm very encouraged by the fact that the chemical companies, the manufacturers all the way to the waste haulers and recyclers are saying this is something we have to work together, the industry has to take the lead.
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International freight haulers have also hired away Alaskan pilots as Anchorage, which has the fourth-busiest air-freight airport in the world in annual tonnage, has become a refueling and crew-change hub for aircraft flying between Asia and North America.
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Monkmeyer says he does not expect to buy just Tesla electric trucks, but the in-depth discussions on price and feasibility that DHL is running on the trucks are in line with several small and large international haulers who spoke to Reuters.
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"This misguided law will destroy dozens of local companies, many with 50 years or more of service, and displace hundreds of workers — mostly people of color," said Kendall Christiansen, president of New Yorkers for Responsible Waste Management, an organization that represents commercial haulers.
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In the years after September 11th, the Department of Defense spent more than a billion dollars on at least eight airship programs, with an eye toward surveillance, as well as haulers that could move troops and supplies to remote parts of the globe.
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And Lamborghini isn't the only high-performance or ultra-luxury carmaker cashing in on the SUV craze — Aston Martin, Rolls-Royce, and Bentley have all released their own powerful, opulent family haulers as of late, and the Ferrari Purosangue SUV is on the way.
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When ProPublica interviewed workers from five of New York City's private haulers, 71 percent reported having been injured on the job, 93 percent reported that their employer provided no health and safety training, and 62 percent said that their work vehicles were sometimes unsafe.
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SAO PAULO, March 27 (Reuters) - Brazil's Agriculture Ministry issued an order on Friday deeming truck stops, gas stations and highway diners as essential services, seeking to ensure cargo haulers keep moving grains, feed and meat to markets at home and abroad despite the coronavirus pandemic.
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The haulers pulled up just after noon at Schiphol's Animal Hotel, a warehouse with little to distinguish it as one of Europe's largest animal transport hubs other than a small mural with a polar bear riding a forklift into an airplane on one wall.
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Daseke bought privately held, Tennessee-based Moore Freight Service, which hauls massive sheets of glass on proprietary trailers, as well as Roadmaster Group, a leading U.S. carrier of ammunition and explosives, and Tennessee Steel Haulers & Co. The deals included cash, stock swaps and assumption of debt.
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There would also be severe restrictions on British road haulers traveling inside the EU. What's more, Brussels will not allow what some Conservative MPs are calling for as an alternative to May's plan, a "managed no deal," because emergency contingency measures would end after nine months.
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Even as Tesla has promised to apply its passenger-car experience to long-haul trucking, a host of companies are already offering fully electric commercial vehicles to governments and private industries that are looking to turn mail trucks and garbage haulers into vehicles of the future.
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Indicated 0.6 percent higher German law office Stoll & Sauer said it would seek the compensation for haulers, truck buyers and truck leasers who were damaged by European truck makers' price collusion in a cartel that European antitrust regulators fined with a record 2.93 billion euros in mid-July.
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Rocket's trying to position itself as a provider of custom tailored services on prices that are more in line with larger freight haulers, offering affordable launches for more boutique satellite operators that aren't well served by larger launches that need to service multiple clients for not so specific orbital requirements.
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America might be widely regarded as the Land of the Car, but the truth is that pickup trucks rule the market here — specifically, full-size pickup trucks, vehicles that occupy a vast and lucrative segment between smaller midsize trucks and the hulking, heavy-duty haulers required for towing big boats and horse trailers.
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What we're working on -- and this Alliance to End Plastic Waste is actually 277 companies who've come together across the total plastics value chain, people that make plastic, make products, package products, the waste haulers, the recyclers, and say: We have to do something about plastic waste, waste that gets into the environment, rivers and oceans.
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"First, we don't know how much Tesla's Class 8 vehicle will cost — or how well it will perform," he said in his broader note on the topic, and noted that different truck fleets have different needs — meaning it may be a while before Tesla's electric battery technology can offer the kind of range (and charging speed) that would make it a competitive choice for long-distance haulers.
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