private carrier

In each region, the program is administered by a private carrier.

They do a mass purchase of equipment for all the private carriers.

In contrast, private carriers are not licensed to offer a service to the public.

Not a post office truck, a private carrier, no special notices on it at all.

Competition among the state insurance fund and private carriers kept premiums low.

It continued the service through May 8, 1934, when temporary contracts with private carriers were put into effect.

But passengers like the private carriers because they have fewer delays.

However, since the growth of air travel within the region, there has been speculated interest from other private carriers.

Every citizen would be required to purchase basic coverage from a private carrier.

A private carrier is a company that transports only their own goods.

What they mean is overnight mail by a private carrier."

Sean asked for the number of a private carrier.

Many narrow gauge lines were private carriers serving particular industries.

But in the mid-1990's the Net became a commercial enterprise, and its operation was transferred to private carriers.

At last, a small, sleek private carrier slid up to them in the blackness.

In total, private carriers transport 56 percent of all truck tonnage.

Thousands of passengers were stranded all over the country and turned in desperation to new private carriers.

"Can a private carrier compete against a state agency on a one-to-one basis?"

Recently, the rail line is operated by private carrier.

They may not use common or private carriers.

But large mailers are increasingly open to private carriers.

And private carriers will have to sign up.

"You mean for private carriers as well as government?"

"As a private carrier, we are examining how the use of public money to subsidize this new train service will impact our business."

Private carrier may also refer to communication or communication services.