1. Of course their return journey was just as difficult.

2. Backload (plural Backloads) A load carried on the return journey of a delivery vehicle.

3. These nationals may use the VFTF on both the forward and the return journey.

4. Between November and March, the winds switch to the opposite direction, facilitating the return journey.

5. He once had to spend the night there, as his return journey was delayed by fog.

6. 6 Tickets must be bought seven days in advance, with outward and return journey dates specified.

7. His return journey was embarrassed by sickness (at Resht), attacks from pirates, and six weeks' quarantine; he only arrived at St Petersburg on 1 January 1745.

8. Finding the mountain path blocked, Aleron went on alone and witnessed the last monk shot himself, but on his return journey he was caught in an avalanche and had one of his eyes pecked out

9. TRANSPORT the act of transporting goods on the return journey of a vehicle that has taken goods to a place: Backloading does not mean that your goods are treated in any way differently than on a …

10. TRANSPORT the act of transporting goods on the return journey of a vehicle that has taken goods to a place: Backloading does not mean that your goods are treated in any way differently than on a normal …

11. TRANSPORT the act of transporting goods on the return journey of a vehicle that has taken goods to a place: Backloading does not mean that your goods are treated in any way differently than on a normal journey

12. The return journey of a vehicle that has taken goods to a place and left them there, or the goods that are transported on this journey: Get your deliveries done as a Backload or return job and start saving money