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Ton-miles provide a much more accurate reflection of a carrier's relative position
than do carloadings — the latter a traditional approach which virtually ignores
distance, utilization of equipment, and revenue. In similar vein, the freight rates
per ...
Ton-miles provide a much more accurate reflection of a carrier's relative position
than do carloadings — the latter a traditional approach which virtually ignores
distance, utilization of equipment, and revenue. In similar vein, the freight rates
per ...
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the distribution of finished products directly to the market via air in lieu of field
warehousing, utilization of any of the several piggyback plans currently available,
creation of containerized services, replacement of present rail cars and highway
...
the distribution of finished products directly to the market via air in lieu of field
warehousing, utilization of any of the several piggyback plans currently available,
creation of containerized services, replacement of present rail cars and highway
...
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Similarly, problems of railroad freight car availability and equipment utilization
could be probed through Automatic Car Identification programs, computerization
of transit schedules to ensure timely interchange connections, and maintenance
of ...
Similarly, problems of railroad freight car availability and equipment utilization
could be probed through Automatic Car Identification programs, computerization
of transit schedules to ensure timely interchange connections, and maintenance
of ...
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Contents
The Scope of Traffic Management | 13 |
The Regulation of Transportation | 19 |
Careers in Traffic Management | 25 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Your Future in Traffic Management Volume 73 of Careers in depth |
| Contributor | Robert E. Heine |
| Edition | revised |
| Publisher | R. Rosen Press, 1967 |
| Original from | Indiana University |
| Digitized | Jun 1, 2011 |
| Length | 158 pages |
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