truckage
/'trʌkidʤ/
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Definition
- Noun:
- The activity or business of transporting goods by truck: "Truckage" refers to the operation or industry of moving freight using trucks.
- A charge or fee for transporting goods by truck: "Truckage" also means the cost levied for the service of truck transportation.
Examples of Usage
- Noun:
- The company specializes in the truckage of construction materials across the state.
- The invoice includes a separate line for truckage and handling fees.
Advanced Usage
"Truckage contract": A formal agreement for the transportation of goods by truck.
- They signed a truckage contract with a local carrier for the next six months.
"Truckage rates": The pricing or fees charged for truck transportation services.
- Truckage rates have increased due to higher fuel costs.
Variants and Related Words
- Truck (n/v): A large motor vehicle for transporting goods; to transport by truck.
- Trucking (n): The industry or business of transporting goods by truck. (Note: "Trucking" is a closely related term but is a distinct word from "truckage," which specifically denotes the activity or its fee.)
Synonyms
- Haulage: The commercial transport of goods.
- Freight charge: A fee for transporting goods.
- Cartage: The transportation of goods by cart or truck, especially over short distances.
Related Phrases
"Cost of truckage": The total expense for truck transportation.
- We need to calculate the total cost of truckage for this shipment.
"To arrange for truckage": To organize or set up truck transportation.
- Our logistics department will arrange for the truckage of the finished products.
Noun
- the activity of transporting goods by truck
- a fee charged for transporting goods by truckage