TITLE

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PUB. DATE
November 1993
SOURCE
Traffic World;11/15/93, Vol. 236 Issue 7, p82
SOURCE TYPE
Trade Publication
DOC. TYPE
Article
ABSTRACT
Presents statistical information on freight expenditures and shipments in the United States for 1993. Reflection of demand for transportation services.
ACCESSION #
9405310254

Tags: FREIGHT handling

 

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