4- A Brief History 7-11 Flashcards
pages 7-11
The diesel engine was introduced into the truck market in _____ further improving efficiency
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1924
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When did the trucking industry have limited reach due to the truck and road condition
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1900s
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In the 1900s How did delivery get to market and end users
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Horse drawn wagon
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What year did the gasoline powered and internal combustible engines replacing horse grown wagons
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1900s
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The 1900s trucking industry had limitation because of what
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Trucks and roads
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In the 1900s the trucking industry was concentrated in what area
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Urban areas
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How many trucks were in use in the United States at the beginning of World War I
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100,000
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How many trucks were in use at the end of World War I?
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1,000,000
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In 1919 what caused trucks to become larger and began to extending their range
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Pneumatic tires & the roadwork begins to improve
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In 1919 who led one of the first coast to coast truck movements
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Lieutenant, colonel Dwight D Eisenhower
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The first coast to coast truck movements went from where to where
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Washington DC to San Francisco
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How many soldiers were involved in the first coast to coast truck movement?
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282
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How many Vehicle were involved in the first coast to coast truck movement
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67 vehicles
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How many vehicles did not complete the trip of the first coast to coast truck movement
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21 vehicles
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How many vehicles completed the trip of the first coast to coast truck movement?
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46 vehicles
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How many days did it take to complete the first coast to coast truck movement
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62 days
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The first coast to coast truck movement followed what path
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Lincoln Highway
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The Lincoln Highway was later called what
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U.S.30
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The first coast to coast truck movement highlighted the need for what
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Nationwide road network
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The diesel engine was introduced into the trucking market, in what year
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1924
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What did the diesel engine do to help the trucking industry?
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It improving the power and efficiency of trucks
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Who passed the motor carriers act of 1935
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Congress
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In 1935, who took oversight over the trucking industry
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Interstate commerce commission
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In 1935 who regulates rates and the routes carriers were authorized to operate on overall safety regulations
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Interstate commerce commission
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Who put the first hours of service regulations into place
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Interstate commerce commission
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What year was the first hours of service regulations put into place?
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1935
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What became a vita mode of freight transportation during World War two
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The trucking industry
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What year did the trucking industry become a vital mode of freight transportation
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1945
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Who signed the federal highway act
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President Dwight D. Eisenhower
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In what year was the federal highway act signed
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1956
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What did the federal Highway act establish
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The interstate highway network
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What allowed trucks to travel further faster, safer and increased their share of the nation’s freight movement
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Interstate highway network
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In what year was the DOT created?
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1966
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Who assumed control of all transportation matters, including regulating the safe operation of commercial vehicles
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US department of transportation
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