truckage
- noun
- /ˈtrʌkɪdʒ/
- Specialized
- Many rural areas depend on truckage for the delivery of essential supplies.
Examples
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Small businesses often rely on truckage to deliver products to their customers.
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During the holiday season, the demand for truckage services increases significantly.
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Rising fuel prices have led to an increase in truckage charges nationwide.
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The cost of truckage was included in the final invoice for the shipment.
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The truckage for this shipment is quite high.
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Can you provide details on the truckage rates?
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The company negotiated better truckage rates to lower shipping costs.
Synonyms
The business of moving goods by truck
The activity of moving goods by truck or large vehicle
Carrying away waste or unwanted things by truck
The cost of moving goods a short distance by truck or cart
The moving of goods by road or rail
The transport of large amounts of goods by ship or truck for pay
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word truckage comes from truck, meaning the vehicle, plus the ending -age, which often shows an action or service, as in postage meaning the cost of 'sending' mail. So truckage means the carrying or transport of goods by truck.