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back haul1. The rerouting of a freight shipment back over a route that it has completed. 2. The use of a firm's empty delivery equipment to haul back purchases of merchandise from suppliers who are located near customer destinations.
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back haulTraffic for the return movement of a car or container towards the point where the initial load originated or to handle a shipment in the direction of the light flow of traffic.
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back haulThe return movement of a means of transport that has provided a transport service in one direction.
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back haulTraffic for the return movement of a car or container towards the point where the initial load originated or to handle a shipment in the direction of the light flow of traffic.
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back haul(1) The return part of the trip (2) the freight that is carried on the return portion of a trip (3} a shipment that is carried back over part of a route that has been previously traveled.
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back haulThe return movement of a means of transport that has provided a transport service in one direction. back order: The process a company uses when a customer orders an item that is not in inventory; the [..]
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back haulThe return movement of a means of transport which has provided a transport service in one direction.
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back haulPart or all of the return portion of a route over which a trailer or container has traveled (2) A deviation to move cargo on the return leg of a voyage for the purpose of minimizing ballast mileage an [..]
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back haulThe second half of a carrier's round trip in which the freight shipping cost is less than the first half. The second half can be referred to as the back haul rate.
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back haulTo haul a shipment back over part of a route which it has traveled.
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back haulThe second half of a carrier's round trip in which the freight shipping cost is less than the first half. The second half can be referred to as the back haul rate.
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back haulThe return movement of a car or container towards the point where the initial load originated or to handle a shipment in the direction of the light flow of traffic.
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back haulRoutes which are against the standard flow of traffic, i.e. loading in a port situated in what is usually a discharge area, and discharging in a port situated in what is usually a loading area
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