Noun:

హాలియర్,

hauliers's Usage Examples:

During World War II, Gardner engines were reserved for military applications, excepting the Guy Arab bus; Atkinson lorries sanctioned by the Ministry of Production for sale to civilian hauliers for the duration were fitted with the AEC '7.

At the end of the year a road hauliers" strike began, coupled with a severe storm as 1979 began.

political party, with the aim of "fighting for the rights of drivers and hauliers".

causes delays but applies to all Irish hauliers, whether using the UK Landbridge or the direct routes.

clerk at the North of Scotland College of Agriculture, and then with a hauliers" firm, before in 1951 marrying William Farquhar.

The tax was payable by all road hauliers in proportion to the axle load; it was particularly damaging to steam propulsion.

hoists are mounted on heavy duty trucks to enable hauliers to change out flatbeds, dumpster bodies, and similar containers.

A number of local hauliers provided the transport for these goods.

wagons could be privately owned by the hauliers themselves (known locally as halers) who paid the company a toll to use the tramroad.

unemployment insurance books or cards bearing stamps marked "Agriculture" county roadmen forestry workers (including fellers and hauliers) land drainage workers.

So far, hauliers have declared themselves satisfied.

LHVs are supported by some hauliers as a way to increase productivity and reduce costs.

railway, it adopted a track gauge of 4 ft 6 in, and at first operated as a toll line, allowing independent hauliers to move wagons, using horse traction.

Synonyms:

garbage man, garbage hauler, garbageman, garbage carter, garbage collector, hauler, contractor, dustman, refuse collector,