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09-09-2007, 11:25 AM #1
Mexican Truck Danger: Back Hauling in Long Haul Trucking
September 7, 2007
From a reader on the blessings of opening American borders to Mexican trucks
http://www.thedustininmansociety.com/blog/?p=1003
Posted by D.A. King at 11:57 pm
August 31, 2007
Subject: Back Hauling in Long Haul Trucking
Description: Back Hauling is the process whereby large trucking companies decrease operational cost per mile by coordinating transport of other material on return trips.
Example: Eighteen wheeler leaves Florida hauling produce with a Seattle Safeway destination. Hauler unloads and would ordinarily drive back to Florida empty. This is costly so the trucking company plans ahead by scheduling a pickup in Seattle of Apples for a return to Florida. Now loaded with apples this truck is hauling freight both ways. This is normal operation in trucking.
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