Zoning for truck-loading facilities

Zoning for truck-loading facilities

by United States. Bureau of Public Roads, National Research Council (U.S.). Highway Research Board, United States. Bureau of Public Roads. Land Studies Section, David R. Levin

Book 59 of Highway Research Board. Bulletin

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The vast freight tonnage in urban areas poses a traffic problem. Relatively few structures provide adequate truck-loading-and-unloading facilities off street. The result is that curbs, sidewalks and streets become the shipping and receiving platforms for businesses.

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