wagonage
/ˈwæɡənɪdʒ/
noun
- The transport of goods by wagon, or the cost or fee for such transport.
- Wagonage was the main method of moving supplies across the frontier.
- The contract included wagonage for all building materials from the port.
- The farmer paid a small wagonage fee to have his grain delivered to the mill.
- A collection or fleet of wagons.
- They organized the wagonage into two lines for easier travel.
- The general inspected the wagonage before the army moved out.
- The entire wagonage of the caravan stretched for over a mile.