outbound freight

He'd been drank and had knocked himself unconscious trying to board an outbound freight train in the middle of the night.

At one time, outbound freight included a large amount of processed fish from Belfast's processing plants.

Shipping plays a crucial role for inbound and outbound freight, both domestic and international.

Hautapu has had a dairy factory since the 1880s and has a long tradition with using rail for outbound freight movement.

Bluff established itself as the port of Southland and the line has always been busy with both inbound and outbound freight.

As Danny glances out of the train window he sees "a ghost being struck by a car, this vision then abruptly blocked by an outbound freight."

Railroads account for about 12% of the Knoxville area's outbound freight and 16% of the area's inbound freight.

Most outbound freight consisted of milk, in both churns and bulk tankers, and the products of the dairy goods factory at Ecton.

The Kahler Co. plant had its own dry-kiln and a long rail siding, allowing both inbound and outbound freight to be handled under cover.

During the majority of that period Hobart inbound and outbound freight was always transferred via the Port of Hobart or the rail line.

The construction of the underpass enabled the Monte Ne line to turn over much of its outbound freight business to the AO&W rather than competitor Frisco.

Particularly on the Pennsylvania Division (Delta-York), slate from Delta and manufactured goods from Red Lion and York were mainstays of the railroad's outbound freight traffic in the early years.

Found on the outbound track of the Jōban Line, it was determined that Shimoyama's body had been severed around 20 minutes after midnight by outbound freight train No. 869, pulled by locomotive D51 651.

Ford's Highland Part Plant at this time was the largest shipper on the railroad shipping 176 outbound freight cars daily containing automobiles and up to 100 freight cars daily bringing in supplies and materials to build the cars.

Construction of a rail spur line will give the Port of Northern Montana ample track to handle full shuttle and intermodal trains as well as full-length container trains, which will substantially increase the number of outbound freight carloads/year and diversify outbound freight commodity.