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Abstract: The Passenger & Freight Train Cars World Summary Paperback Edition provides 7 years of Historic & Current data on the market in about 100 countries. The Aggregated market comprises of the15 Products / Services listed. The Products and Markets covered (Passenger & Freight Train Cars) are classified by the Major Products and then further defined by each subsidiary Product or Market Sector. In addition full Financial Data (188 items: Historic & Current Balance Sheet, Financial Margins and Ratios) Data is provided for about 100 countries. Total Market Values are given for15 Products/Services covered, including: PASSENGER + FREIGHT TRAIN CARS 1. Passenger & Freight Train Cars 2. Freight: Box 3. Freight: Flat 4. Freight: Gondola 5. Freight: Hopper covered: Steel 6. Freight: Hopper covered: Lightweight 7. Freight: Hopper covered: Other 8. Freight: Hopper uncovered 9. Freight: Tank 10. Freight: Caboose 11. Freight: Other for carrier service 12. Freight: Not for carrier service 13. Passenger: Self-propelled 14. Passenger: Non-self-propelled There are 188 Financial items covered, including: Total Sales, Pre-tax Profit, Interest Paid, Non-trading Income, Operating Profit, Depreciation:Structures, Depreciation: P + E, Depreciation: Misc., Total Depreciation, Trading Profit, Intangible Assets, Intermediate Assets, Fixed Assets: Structures, Fixed Assets: P + E, Fixed Assets: Misc., Total Fixed Assets, Capital Expenditure: Structures, Capital Expenditure: P + E, Capital Expenditure: Vehicles, Capital Expenditure: Data Processing, Capital Expenditure: Misc., Total Capital Expenditure, Retirements: Structures, Retirements: P + E, Retirements: Misc., Total Retirements, Total Fixed Assets, Finished Product Stocks, Work in Progress as Stocks, Materials as Stocks, Total Stocks / Inventory, Debtors, Total Maintenance Costs, Services Purchased, Misc. Current Assets, Total Current Assets, Total Assets, Creditors, Short Term Loans, Misc. Current Liabilities, Total Current Liabilities, Net Assets / Capital Employed, Shareholders Funds, Long Term Loans, Misc. Long Term Liabilities, Workers, Hours Worked, Total Employees, Raw Materials Cost, Finished Materials Cost, Fuel Cost, Electricity Cost, Total Input Supplies / Materials + Energy Costs, Payroll Costs, Wages, Director Remunerations, Employee Benefits, Employee Commissions, Total Employees Remunerations, Sub Contractors, Rental & Leasing: Structures, Rental & Leasing: P + E, Total Rental & Leasing Costs, Maintenance: Structures, Maintenance: P + E, Communications Costs, Misc. Expenses, Sales Personnel Variable Costs, Sales Expenses + Costs, Sales Materials Costs, Total Sales Costs, Distribution Fixed + Variable Costs, Premises Fixed Costs, Premises Variable Costs, Physical Handling Fixed + Variable Costs, Physical Process Fixed + Variable Costs, Total Distribution Costs, Correspondence Costs, Media Advertising Costs, Advertising Materials Costs, POS & Display Costs, Events Costs, Total Advertising Costs, Product Handling Costs, Product Support Costs, Product Service Costs, Customer Problem Solving Costs, Total After-Sales Costs, Total Marketing Costs, New Technology Expenditure, New Production Technology Expenditure, Total Research + Development Expenditure, Total Operational & Process Costs, Debtors + Agreed Terms, Un-recoverable Debts. /.. etc.

Abstract: The Passenger Car Rental Revenues World Summary Paperback Edition provides 7 years of Historic & Current data on the market in about 100 countries. The Aggregated market comprises of the15 Products / Services listed. The Products / Services covered (Passenger car rental Lines) are classified by the 5-Digit NAICS Product Codes and each Product and Services is then further defined by each 6 to 10-Digit NAICS Product Codes. In addition full Financial Data (188 items: Historic & Current Balance Sheet, Financial Margins and Ratios) Data is provided for about 100 countries. Total Market Values are given for15 Products/Services covered, including: PASSENGER CAR RENTAL REVENUES 1. Passenger car rental Lines 2. Passenger cars/other automotive w/o drivers rental/leasing 3. Passenger car rental without drivers 4. Passenger car leasing without drivers 5. Truck rental without drivers 6. Truck leasing without drivers 7. Utility trailers rental &/or leasing 8. Motor homes & other RVs rental/leasing without drivers 9. Passenger cars & trucks with drivers rental/leasing 10. Consumer goods rental/leasing 11. Interest income 12. Interest from lease financing receivables (financing leases) 13. Sales of merchandise 14. Other revenue There are 188 Financial items covered, including: Total Sales, Pre-tax Profit, Interest Paid, Non-trading Income, Operating Profit, Depreciation:Structures, Depreciation: P + E, Depreciation: Misc., Total Depreciation, Trading Profit, Intangible Assets, Intermediate Assets, Fixed Assets: Structures, Fixed Assets: P + E, Fixed Assets: Misc., Total Fixed Assets, Capital Expenditure: Structures, Capital Expenditure: P + E, Capital Expenditure: Vehicles, Capital Expenditure: Data Processing, Capital Expenditure: Misc., Total Capital Expenditure, Retirements: Structures, Retirements: P + E, Retirements: Misc., Total Retirements, Total Fixed Assets, Finished Product Stocks, Work in Progress as Stocks, Materials as Stocks, Total Stocks / Inventory, Debtors, Total Maintenance Costs, Services Purchased, Misc. Current Assets, Total Current Assets, Total Assets, Creditors, Short Term Loans, Misc. Current Liabilities, Total Current Liabilities, Net Assets / Capital Employed, Shareholders Funds, Long Term Loans, Misc. Long Term Liabilities, Workers, Hours Worked, Total Employees, Raw Materials Cost, Finished Materials Cost, Fuel Cost, Electricity Cost, Total Input Supplies / Materials + Energy Costs, Payroll Costs, Wages, Director Remunerations, Employee Benefits, Employee Commissions, Total Employees Remunerations, Sub Contractors, Rental & Leasing: Structures, Rental & Leasing: P + E, Total Rental & Leasing Costs, Maintenance: Structures, Maintenance: P + E, Communications Costs, Misc. Expenses, Sales Personnel Variable Costs, Sales Expenses + Costs, Sales Materials Costs, Total Sales Costs, Distribution Fixed + Variable Costs, Premises Fixed Costs, Premises Variable Costs, Physical Handling Fixed + Variable Costs, Physical Process Fixed + Variable Costs, Total Distribution Costs, Correspondence Costs, Media Advertising Costs, Advertising Materials Costs, POS & Display Costs, Events Costs, Total Advertising Costs, Product Handling Costs, Product Support Costs, Product Service Costs, Customer Problem Solving Costs, Total After-Sales Costs, Total Marketing Costs, New Technology Expenditure, New Production Technology Expenditure, Total Research + Development Expenditure, Total Operational & Process Costs, Debtors + Agreed Terms, Un-recoverable Debts. /.. etc.

Abstract: The Passenger Car Leasing Revenues World Summary Paperback Edition provides 7 years of Historic & Current data on the market in about 100 countries. The Aggregated market comprises of the16 Products / Services listed. The Products / Services covered (Passenger car leasing Lines) are classified by the 5-Digit NAICS Product Codes and each Product and Services is then further defined by each 6 to 10-Digit NAICS Product Codes. In addition full Financial Data (188 items: Historic & Current Balance Sheet, Financial Margins and Ratios) Data is provided for about 100 countries. Total Market Values are given for16 Products/Services covered, including: PASSENGER CAR LEASING REVENUES 1. Passenger car leasing Lines 2. Passenger cars/other automotive w/o drivers rental/leasing 3. Passenger car rental without drivers 4. Passenger car leasing without drivers 5. Truck rental without drivers 6. Truck leasing without drivers 7. Truck tractors rental/leasing without drivers 8. Truck trailers/semi/stor trailers rental/leasing without drivers 9. Utility trailers rental &/or leasing 10. Motor homes & other RVs rental/leasing without drivers 11. Consumer goods rental/leasing 12. Interest income 13. Interest from lease financing receivables (financing leases) 14. Sales of merchandise 15. Other revenue There are 188 Financial items covered, including: Total Sales, Pre-tax Profit, Interest Paid, Non-trading Income, Operating Profit, Depreciation:Structures, Depreciation: P + E, Depreciation: Misc., Total Depreciation, Trading Profit, Intangible Assets, Intermediate Assets, Fixed Assets: Structures, Fixed Assets: P + E, Fixed Assets: Misc., Total Fixed Assets, Capital Expenditure: Structures, Capital Expenditure: P + E, Capital Expenditure: Vehicles, Capital Expenditure: Data Processing, Capital Expenditure: Misc., Total Capital Expenditure, Retirements: Structures, Retirements: P + E, Retirements: Misc., Total Retirements, Total Fixed Assets, Finished Product Stocks, Work in Progress as Stocks, Materials as Stocks, Total Stocks / Inventory, Debtors, Total Maintenance Costs, Services Purchased, Misc. Current Assets, Total Current Assets, Total Assets, Creditors, Short Term Loans, Misc. Current Liabilities, Total Current Liabilities, Net Assets / Capital Employed, Shareholders Funds, Long Term Loans, Misc. Long Term Liabilities, Workers, Hours Worked, Total Employees, Raw Materials Cost, Finished Materials Cost, Fuel Cost, Electricity Cost, Total Input Supplies / Materials + Energy Costs, Payroll Costs, Wages, Director Remunerations, Employee Benefits, Employee Commissions, Total Employees Remunerations, Sub Contractors, Rental & Leasing: Structures, Rental & Leasing: P + E, Total Rental & Leasing Costs, Maintenance: Structures, Maintenance: P + E, Communications Costs, Misc. Expenses, Sales Personnel Variable Costs, Sales Expenses + Costs, Sales Materials Costs, Total Sales Costs, Distribution Fixed + Variable Costs, Premises Fixed Costs, Premises Variable Costs, Physical Handling Fixed + Variable Costs, Physical Process Fixed + Variable Costs, Total Distribution Costs, Correspondence Costs, Media Advertising Costs, Advertising Materials Costs, POS & Display Costs, Events Costs, Total Advertising Costs, Product Handling Costs, Product Support Costs, Product Service Costs, Customer Problem Solving Costs, Total After-Sales Costs, Total Marketing Costs, New Technology Expenditure, New Production Technology Expenditure, Total Research + Development Expenditure, Total Operational & Process Costs, Debtors + Agreed Terms, Un-recoverable Debts. /.. etc.

Abstract: The Miscellaneous Passenger Transportation Revenues World Summary Paperback Edition provides 7 years of Historic & Current data on the market in about 100 countries. The Aggregated market comprises of the10 Products / Services listed. The Products / Services covered (Miscellaneous passenger transportation Lines) are classified by the 5-Digit NAICS Product Codes and each Product and Services is then further defined by each 6 to 10-Digit NAICS Product Codes. In addition full Financial Data (188 items: Historic & Current Balance Sheet, Financial Margins and Ratios) Data is provided for about 100 countries. Total Market Values are given for10 Products/Services covered, including: MISCELLANEOUS PASSENGER TRANSPORTATION REVENUES 1. All other passenger transportation Lines 2. National/interurban charter bus service 3. Scheduled airport shuttle services 4. Limousine or luxury sedan with drivers 5. Special needs transportation service 6. Other passenger transportation 7. Freight, baggage, and mail handling 8. Advertising 9. All other operating revenue There are 188 Financial items covered, including: Total Sales, Pre-tax Profit, Interest Paid, Non-trading Income, Operating Profit, Depreciation:Structures, Depreciation: P + E, Depreciation: Misc., Total Depreciation, Trading Profit, Intangible Assets, Intermediate Assets, Fixed Assets: Structures, Fixed Assets: P + E, Fixed Assets: Misc., Total Fixed Assets, Capital Expenditure: Structures, Capital Expenditure: P + E, Capital Expenditure: Vehicles, Capital Expenditure: Data Processing, Capital Expenditure: Misc., Total Capital Expenditure, Retirements: Structures, Retirements: P + E, Retirements: Misc., Total Retirements, Total Fixed Assets, Finished Product Stocks, Work in Progress as Stocks, Materials as Stocks, Total Stocks / Inventory, Debtors, Total Maintenance Costs, Services Purchased, Misc. Current Assets, Total Current Assets, Total Assets, Creditors, Short Term Loans, Misc. Current Liabilities, Total Current Liabilities, Net Assets / Capital Employed, Shareholders Funds, Long Term Loans, Misc. Long Term Liabilities, Workers, Hours Worked, Total Employees, Raw Materials Cost, Finished Materials Cost, Fuel Cost, Electricity Cost, Total Input Supplies / Materials + Energy Costs, Payroll Costs, Wages, Director Remunerations, Employee Benefits, Employee Commissions, Total Employees Remunerations, Sub Contractors, Rental & Leasing: Structures, Rental & Leasing: P + E, Total Rental & Leasing Costs, Maintenance: Structures, Maintenance: P + E, Communications Costs, Misc. Expenses, Sales Personnel Variable Costs, Sales Expenses + Costs, Sales Materials Costs, Total Sales Costs, Distribution Fixed + Variable Costs, Premises Fixed Costs, Premises Variable Costs, Physical Handling Fixed + Variable Costs, Physical Process Fixed + Variable Costs, Total Distribution Costs, Correspondence Costs, Media Advertising Costs, Advertising Materials Costs, POS & Display Costs, Events Costs, Total Advertising Costs, Product Handling Costs, Product Support Costs, Product Service Costs, Customer Problem Solving Costs, Total After-Sales Costs, Total Marketing Costs, New Technology Expenditure, New Production Technology Expenditure, Total Research + Development Expenditure, Total Operational & Process Costs, Debtors + Agreed Terms, Un-recoverable Debts. /.. etc.

Abstract: The Passenger Car Rental & Leasing Revenues World Summary Paperback Edition provides 7 years of Historic & Current data on the market in about 100 countries. The Aggregated market comprises of the17 Products / Services listed. The Products / Services covered (Passenger car rental & leasing Lines) are classified by the 5-Digit NAICS Product Codes and each Product and Services is then further defined by each 6 to 10-Digit NAICS Product Codes. In addition full Financial Data (188 items: Historic & Current Balance Sheet, Financial Margins and Ratios) Data is provided for about 100 countries. Total Market Values are given for17 Products/Services covered, including: PASSENGER CAR RENTAL + LEASING REVENUES 1. Passenger car rental & leasing Lines 2. Passenger cars/other automotive w/o drivers rental/leasing 3. Passenger car rental without drivers 4. Passenger car leasing without drivers 5. Truck rental without drivers 6. Truck leasing without drivers 7. Truck tractors rental/leasing without drivers 8. Truck trailers/semi/stor trailers rental/leasing without drivers 9. Utility trailers rental &/or leasing 10. Motor homes & other RVs rental/leasing without drivers 11. Passenger cars & trucks with drivers rental/leasing 12. Consumer goods rental/leasing 13. Interest income 14. Interest from lease financing receivables (financing leases) 15. Sales of merchandise 16. Other revenue There are 188 Financial items covered, including: Total Sales, Pre-tax Profit, Interest Paid, Non-trading Income, Operating Profit, Depreciation:Structures, Depreciation: P + E, Depreciation: Misc., Total Depreciation, Trading Profit, Intangible Assets, Intermediate Assets, Fixed Assets: Structures, Fixed Assets: P + E, Fixed Assets: Misc., Total Fixed Assets, Capital Expenditure: Structures, Capital Expenditure: P + E, Capital Expenditure: Vehicles, Capital Expenditure: Data Processing, Capital Expenditure: Misc., Total Capital Expenditure, Retirements: Structures, Retirements: P + E, Retirements: Misc., Total Retirements, Total Fixed Assets, Finished Product Stocks, Work in Progress as Stocks, Materials as Stocks, Total Stocks / Inventory, Debtors, Total Maintenance Costs, Services Purchased, Misc. Current Assets, Total Current Assets, Total Assets, Creditors, Short Term Loans, Misc. Current Liabilities, Total Current Liabilities, Net Assets / Capital Employed, Shareholders Funds, Long Term Loans, Misc. Long Term Liabilities, Workers, Hours Worked, Total Employees, Raw Materials Cost, Finished Materials Cost, Fuel Cost, Electricity Cost, Total Input Supplies / Materials + Energy Costs, Payroll Costs, Wages, Director Remunerations, Employee Benefits, Employee Commissions, Total Employees Remunerations, Sub Contractors, Rental & Leasing: Structures, Rental & Leasing: P + E, Total Rental & Leasing Costs, Maintenance: Structures, Maintenance: P + E, Communications Costs, Misc. Expenses, Sales Personnel Variable Costs, Sales Expenses + Costs, Sales Materials Costs, Total Sales Costs, Distribution Fixed + Variable Costs, Premises Fixed Costs, Premises Variable Costs, Physical Handling Fixed + Variable Costs, Physical Process Fixed + Variable Costs, Total Distribution Costs, Correspondence Costs, Media Advertising Costs, Advertising Materials Costs, POS & Display Costs, Events Costs, Total Advertising Costs, Product Handling Costs, Product Support Costs, Product Service Costs, Customer Problem Solving Costs, Total After-Sales Costs, Total Marketing Costs, New Technology Expenditure, New Production Technology Expenditure, Total Research + Development Expenditure, Total Operational & Process Costs, Debtors + Agreed Terms, Un-recoverable Debts. /.. etc.

Abstract: The Miscellaneous Transit & Ground Passenger Transportation Revenues World Summary Paperback Edition provides 7 years of Historic & Current data on the market in about 100 countries. The Aggregated market comprises of the25 Products / Services listed. The Products / Services covered (Miscellaneous transit & ground passenger transportation Lines) are classified by the 5-Digit NAICS Product Codes and each Product and Services is then further defined by each 6 to 10-Digit NAICS Product Codes. In addition full Financial Data (188 items: Historic & Current Balance Sheet, Financial Margins and Ratios) Data is provided for about 100 countries. Total Market Values are given for25 Products/Services covered, including: MISCELLANEOUS TRANSIT + GROUND PASSENGER TRANSPORTATION REVENUES 1. Other transit & ground passenger transportation Lines 2. Bus or other motor vehicle service, transit passenger services 3. Other passenger service, incl. streetcars and trolley operations 4. Interurban and rural bus service 5. Local charter bus service 6. National/interurban charter bus service 7. School bus service or other motor vehicles for public schools 8. School bus or other vehicles for private & parochial schools 9. Sightseeing bus excursions 10. Employee bus service 11. Taxicab service by automobile or van 12. Rental or leasing of taxicabs to drivers 13. Scheduled airport shuttle services 14. Limousine or luxury sedan with drivers 15. Special needs transportation service 16. Ambulance or rescue service, except by air 17. Other passenger transportation 18. Repair and maintenance of vehicles not owned 19. Freight, baggage, and mail handling 20. Advertising 21. Fuel and lubricant sales 22. Food and beverage sales 23. Sales of other merchandise 24. All other operating revenue There are 188 Financial items covered, including: Total Sales, Pre-tax Profit, Interest Paid, Non-trading Income, Operating Profit, Depreciation,Trading Profit, Intangible Assets, Intermediate Assets, Fixed Assets (Structures, P + E, Misc.), Capital Expenditure (Structures, P + E, Vehicles, IT, Misc.), Retirements (Structures, P + E, Misc.), Total Fixed Assets, Stocks (Finished Product, Work in Progress, Materials), Total Stocks / Inventory, Debtors, Total Maintenance Costs, Services Purchased, Misc. Current Assets, Total Current Assets, Total Assets, Creditors, Short Term Loans, Misc. Current Liabilities, Total Current Liabilities, Net Assets / Capital Employed, Shareholders Funds, Long Term Loans, Misc. Long Term Liabilities, Workers, Hours Worked, Total Employees, Costs (Raw Materials, Finished Materials, Fuel, Electricity), Total Input Supplies / Materials + Energy Costs, Payroll, Wages, Director Remunerations, Employee Benefits, Commissions, Total Employees Remunerations, Sub Contractors, Rental & Leasing (Structures, P + E), Total Rental & Leasing Costs, Maintenance (Structures, P + E), Communications Costs, Misc. Expenses, Sales Personnel Costs, Sales Expenses, Sales Materials, Total Sales Costs, Distribution (Fixed + Variable Costs), Premises (Fixed + Variable Costs), Physical Handling (Fixed + Variable Costs), Physical Process (Fixed + Variable Costs), Total Distribution Costs, Correspondence Costs, Advertising (Media, Materials, POS & Display Costs, Events Costs), Total Advertising Costs, Product (Handling, Support, Service Costs), Customer Costs, Total After-Sales Costs, Total Marketing Costs, New Technology + New Production Technology Expenditure, Research + Development Expenditure, Operational & Process Costs, Debtors + Debts. /.. etc.

Abstract: The Miscellaneous Transit & Ground Passenger Transportation Lines World Summary Paperback Edition provides 7 years of Historic & Current data on the market in about 100 countries. The Aggregated market comprises of the21 Products / Services listed. The Products / Services covered (Miscellaneous transit & ground passenger transportation Lines) are classified by the 5-Digit NAICS Product Codes and each Product and Services is then further defined by each 6 to 10-Digit NAICS Product Codes. In addition full Financial Data (188 items: Historic & Current Balance Sheet, Financial Margins and Ratios) Data is provided for about 100 countries. Total Market Values are given for21 Products/Services covered, including: MISCELLANEOUS TRANSIT + GROUND PASSENGER TRANSPORTATION LINES 1. All other transit & ground passenger transportation Lines 2. Bus or other motor vehicle service, transit passenger services 3. Local charter bus service 4. National/interurban charter bus service 5. School bus service or other motor vehicles for public schools 6. School bus or other vehicles for private & parochial schools 7. Sightseeing bus excursions 8. Employee bus service 9. Taxicab service by automobile or van 10. Rental or leasing of taxicabs to drivers 11. Scheduled airport shuttle services 12. Limousine or luxury sedan with drivers 13. Special needs transportation service 14. Other passenger transportation 15. Repair and maintenance of vehicles not owned 16. Freight, baggage, and mail handling 17. Advertising 18. Fuel and lubricant sales 19. Sales of other merchandise 20. All other operating revenue There are 188 Financial items covered, including: Total Sales, Pre-tax Profit, Interest Paid, Non-trading Income, Operating Profit, Depreciation:Structures, Depreciation: P + E, Depreciation: Misc., Total Depreciation, Trading Profit, Intangible Assets, Intermediate Assets, Assets: Structures, Assets: P + E, Total Fixed Assets, Capital Expenditure: (Structures, P + E, Vehicles, Data Processing, Misc.), Total Capital Expenditure, Retirements: Structures, Retirements: P + E, Retirements: Misc., Total Retirements, Total Fixed Assets, Finished Product Stocks, Work in Progress, Materials as Stocks, Total Stocks / Inventory, Debtors, Maintenance Costs, Services Purchased, Total Current Assets, Total Assets, Creditors, Short Term Loans, Total Current Liabilities, Net Assets / Capital Employed, Shareholders Funds, Long Term Loans, Long Term Liabilities, Workers, Hours Worked, Employees, Raw Materials, Finished Materials, Fuel, Electricity, Total Input Supplies / Materials + Energy Costs, Payroll Costs, Wages, Director Remunerations, Employee Benefits, Employee Commissions, Total Employees Remunerations, Sub Contractors, Rental & Leasing: Structures, Rental & Leasing: P + E, Total Rental & Leasing Costs, Maintenance: Structures, Maintenance: P + E, Communications Costs, Misc. Expenses, Sales Personnel Variable Costs, Sales Expenses, Sales Materials Costs, Total Sales Costs, Distribution Fixed + Variable Costs, Premises Fixed Costs, Premises Variable Costs, Physical Handling Fixed + Variable Costs, Physical Process Fixed + Variable Costs, Distribution Costs, Media Advertising, Advertising Materials, POS & Display, Events, Advertising Costs, Product Handling, Product Support, Product Service, Customer Problem Costs, After-Sales Costs, Marketing Costs, New Technology + Production Technology Expenditure, Research + Development Expenditure, Operational & Process Costs, Debtors (Terms + Un-recoverable). /.. etc.

Abstract: The Transit & Ground Passenger Transportation Miscellaneous Revenues World Summary Paperback Edition provides 7 years of Historic & Current data on the market in about 100 countries. The Aggregated market comprises of the25 Products / Services listed. The Products / Services covered (Transit & ground passenger transportation Miscellaneous Lines) are classified by the 5-Digit NAICS Product Codes and each Product and Services is then further defined by each 6 to 10-Digit NAICS Product Codes. In addition full Financial Data (188 items: Historic & Current Balance Sheet, Financial Margins and Ratios) Data is provided for about 100 countries. Total Market Values are given for25 Products/Services covered, including: TRANSIT + GROUND PASSENGER TRANSPORTATION MISCELLANEOUS REVENUES 1. Transit & ground passenger transportation Miscellaneous Lines 2. Bus or other motor vehicle service, transit passenger services 3. Other passenger service, incl. streetcars and trolley operations 4. Interurban and rural bus service 5. Local charter bus service 6. National/interurban charter bus service 7. School bus service or other motor vehicles for public schools 8. School bus or other vehicles for private & parochial schools 9. Sightseeing bus excursions 10. Employee bus service 11. Taxicab service by automobile or van 12. Rental or leasing of taxicabs to drivers 13. Scheduled airport shuttle services 14. Limousine or luxury sedan with drivers 15. Special needs transportation service 16. Ambulance or rescue service, except by air 17. Other passenger transportation 18. Repair and maintenance of vehicles not owned 19. Freight, baggage, and mail handling 20. Advertising 21. Fuel and lubricant sales 22. Food and beverage sales 23. Sales of other merchandise 24. All other operating revenue There are 188 Financial items covered, including: Total Sales, Pre-tax Profit, Interest Paid, Non-trading Income, Operating Profit, Depreciation,Trading Profit, Intangible Assets, Intermediate Assets, Fixed Assets (Structures, P + E, Misc.), Capital Expenditure (Structures, P + E, Vehicles, IT, Misc.), Retirements (Structures, P + E, Misc.), Total Fixed Assets, Stocks (Finished Product, Work in Progress, Materials), Total Stocks / Inventory, Debtors, Total Maintenance Costs, Services Purchased, Misc. Current Assets, Total Current Assets, Total Assets, Creditors, Short Term Loans, Misc. Current Liabilities, Total Current Liabilities, Net Assets / Capital Employed, Shareholders Funds, Long Term Loans, Misc. Long Term Liabilities, Workers, Hours Worked, Total Employees, Costs (Raw Materials, Finished Materials, Fuel, Electricity), Total Input Supplies / Materials + Energy Costs, Payroll, Wages, Director Remunerations, Employee Benefits, Commissions, Total Employees Remunerations, Sub Contractors, Rental & Leasing (Structures, P + E), Total Rental & Leasing Costs, Maintenance (Structures, P + E), Communications Costs, Misc. Expenses, Sales Personnel Costs, Sales Expenses, Sales Materials, Total Sales Costs, Distribution (Fixed + Variable Costs), Premises (Fixed + Variable Costs), Physical Handling (Fixed + Variable Costs), Physical Process (Fixed + Variable Costs), Total Distribution Costs, Correspondence Costs, Advertising (Media, Materials, POS & Display Costs, Events Costs), Total Advertising Costs, Product (Handling, Support, Service Costs), Customer Costs, Total After-Sales Costs, Total Marketing Costs, New Technology + New Production Technology Expenditure, Research + Development Expenditure, Operational & Process Costs, Debtors + Debts. /.. etc.

Abstract: The Survivors of the Chancellor: Diary of J. R. Kazallon, Passenger is an 1875 novel written by Jules Verne about the final voyage of a British sailing ship, the Chancellor, told from the perspective of one of its passengers (in the form of a diary).

Abstract: The captain of a cargo ship sailing from Seattle to Cape Horn dies suddenly. Immediately will start a battle for succession which will split the crew into two factions. Hostility and storms will not thwart the young captain's daughter and a wealthy passenger to fall in love.

Abstract: Futility, or The Wreck of the Titan is Morgan Robertson's 1898 novella about the unsinkable ship Titan, which goes down after striking an iceberg in the North Atlantic. Disgraced former naval lieutenant John Rowland is working as a deckhand on the Titan when it strikes an iceberg and capsizes. Saving the younger daughter of a former lover by jumping onto the iceberg with her, Rowland and his charge are eventually rescued and return to their homes. Titan and its sinking have been noted to be very similar to the real-life passenger ship RMS Titanic, which sank fourteen years later. Following the sinking of the Titanic, the novel was reissued with some changes, particularly in the ship's gross tonnage.

Abstract: I was not the only passenger aboard the s.s. Mandalay who perceived the disturbance and wondered what it might portend and from whence proceed. A goodly number of passengers were joining the ship at Port Said. I was lounging against the rail, pipe in mouth, lazily wondering, with a large vagueness...

Abstract: "Oh! The Public" by Anton Chekhov is a short story that follows the head ticket collector, Podtyagin, as he performs his duties on a late-night train journey. Despite being sleep-deprived and tempted to drink, he decides to "buck up and work" and begins inspecting the tickets of the passengers. One passenger, an invalid wrapped in a fur coat and rug, moans about being woken and argues with Podtyagin over the requirement for a ticket. The argument escalates and other passengers become indignant at the apparent persecution of the invalid. After the argument, Podtyagin begins to feel uneasy and questions his own actions, despite being in the right according to duty. The story is a commentary on bureaucracy, public service, and the social class structure of the time.

Abstract: I EMPTIED my stein, called for another and looked once more into the Platzl, The morning was warm and fine ; the season was late September, the 27th to be exact; and the air gave promise that St. Martin would not be cheated of his summer. Dust, chased in spirals by a light breeze, was dancing down the street and Munich was pleasant to look upon.I was sitting in one of the arched windows of the Hofbrauhaus, in whose dark halls men had grasped beer-pots, and drunk and swore, and quarrelled and sung Lieder for four hundred years.I had been at my table for some twenty minutes lookig through the local papers. Several farther bankruptcies were recorded ; the number of young men in the big cities who had never had any work to do and were unlikely ever to find their way to an office or factory, was steadily increasing― European statesmanship appeared to be as bankrupt as the private financiers who were shooting themselves daily. Finally, there had been another of the appalling accidents which had recently become so alarmingly frequent in the German public services, and it was openly suggested in more than one of the sheets at which I had looked that they must be the work of an organised gang of wreckers. For no apparent reason a big passenger plane flying from Munich to Berlin had crashed shortly after taking off from the aerodrome, and six passengers and the two pilots had been killed outright,

Abstract: Have you ever been to a circus where the seal plays the bass drum, the monkey plays the violin, the elephant plays the cello and the kangaroo plays the bassoon! Well, at least the camel doesn't play the didgeridoo – or does he?. This is a circus where the ring master is a tiger and the lion-tamer is, well, a lion! Well you'll get all this and more at the Spangleland Circus in "The Adventures of Diggeldy Dan."Too-Bo-Tan sends a speaking messenger bird to Diggeldy Dan the clown. The bird tells him that after the circus is over and everyone has gone home and the circus folk are in their tents and caravans, that after dinner they will all fall asleep – except for Diggeldy Dan, who must hide in the round white tent that stands in the center of all the bigger tents, and wait for the messenger who will come out of the west.'Dan does this and when the messenger arrives, his adventures begin.What are the adventures you ask? Well you'll have to download and read this book for yourself to find out.10% of the profit from the sale of this book, and all the books Abela Publishing publishes, will be donated to charities.=================EDWIN P. NORWOOD, (April 20, 1881 - October 13, 1940) was a publicity agent and writer of children's books.He was born in the city of Cucamonga, in San Bernardino County, California;. After graduating from Sam Bernardino High School in 1900, he became a newspaper reporter, publicity director for amusement enterprises, special representative for Stage actress Maude Adams after which he was in charge of publicity for the Ringling Brothers Circus.In 1922, he authored his first children's book, "The Adventures of Diggeldy Dan", which was followed by several sequels ("In The Land Of Diggeldy Dan", 1923; "The Friends Of Diggeldy Dan", 1924).In 1923, he married Ann Bussert, who was a concert and Opera singer. He went to work for the Ford Motor Company writing institutional materials like "Ford Men and Methods" (1931). He later became the Publicity Director for the Lyme Art Association and it's Managing Director, from 1936 until his death.He also authored several books based upon his time working with the circus, including "Davy Winkle in Circusland" (1926), "The Other Side of the Circus" (1926), and "The Circus Menagerie" (1929).===================KEYWORDS/TAGS: Adventures of Diggeldy Dan, Too-Bo-Tan, circus, spangleland, seal, bass drum, monkey, violin, elephant, cello! Camel, didgeridoo, ringmaster, tiger, lion-tamer, lion, blue eyes, pretty lady, west, messenger, Animals, Elect,  Officers, Giraffe, Chalk-Talk, New Game, Disappointment, Surprise, childrens Story, folklore, fairy tales, fable, circus Mystery, Beckoning Trees, Peanuts, candyfloss, cotton candy, Claim, Reward, Gray Ears, Goal, Unexpected, Caller, Passenger, Wide, World, Tent, caravan, Little Black Bear, Forest, Shagg, Carpenter, Beader, , Jumping Dragoon, Valley, Tick Tock, Key, Valley, Clock, Strike One, Goodbye, Hickory, dickory, dock, mouse ran up, run down, Edwin norwood, bird,

Abstract: ORIGINAL DESCRIPTION (1958): " For the fifth straight year, this Trend Book presents an authoritative description of all of the passenger cars produced in the world today. Extreme precautions were taken to give you accurate, up-to-the-minute information on each of the automobiles presented. The volume is therefore an essential reference for your automotive library. Complete specifications of each make and model are compiled in an easy-to-read table at the back of the book."

Abstract: ISSN: 2397-9607 Issue 356In this 356th issue of the Baba Indaba's Children's Stories series, Baba Indaba narrates the French Child's Tale "THE CHILDREN'S FAIRY".A long time ago and far, far away, one dull, heavy afternoon, the long, dusty road looked quite deserted, not a horse or even a foot-passenger in sight. The birds were taking their afternoon siesta, and the leaves were hanging down languidly from the poor trees, which were dying with thirst. There were three solitary-looking, tumble-down cottages on one side of the road, and presently the door of one of them opened, and a woman's voice called out:"Come, Yvette, come, go out and play."In answer to this summons a little girl of some three or four years old soon appeared, and with great difficulty on all fours began to descend the steep steps from the house to the footpath. It was quite a piece of work, that perilous descent, and it was accomplished slowly, carefully, and very awkwardly by what looked like nothing but a bundle of clothes.When once she had reached the bottom of the steps, the child stood upright and looked round for a minute or two, evidently deep in thought, with her little finger pressed against her face. Play! Yes, it was all very well, but what should she play at?But, Yvette—on that deserted road, what could she do? Her father, a poor road-mender, earned only just enough to make a bare living for his wife and child, and certainly not a halfpenny could be spared for toys.Yvette sat down just near a great heap of stones, which her father had to break into small pieces in order to fill in the ruts. When she was comfortably installed, she began to fumble in her pocket, and there she certainly found all kinds of wonderful things.But what happened next you ask…? I mean, a child playing on a pile of stones next to a road. That can't be safe! To find out what happened to poor little Yvette, you will have to download and read this story to find out!Baba Indaba is a fictitious Zulu storyteller who narrates children's stories from around the world. Baba Indaba translates as "Father of Stories".Each issue also has a "WHERE IN THE WORLD - LOOK IT UP" section, where young readers are challenged to look up a place on a map somewhere in the world. The place, town or city is relevant to the story. HINT - use Google maps.33% of the profit from the sale of this book will be donated to charities.INCLUDES LINKS TO DOWNLOAD 8 FREE STORIES 

Abstract: "…Iron and steel have made the automobile possible. Without a widely available material capable of being easily formed and treated to obtain the special properties necessary, the automobile would still be only a curiosity. Over four-fifths of the weight of the automobile is iron and steel. This means that the average passenger car contains about a ton and a half of iron parts. The complete car costs the owner only about 50 cents a pound for the low-priced cars and about 75 cents for the high-priced ones. A pound of sirloin steak or a pound of butter costs more than a pound of most automobiles. To accomplish this result has taken thousands of men in many kinds of work, years of patient effort. Cooperation between trained technical men and skilled workmen have produced the outstanding mechanical device of the present time: the automobile…."(1944 - Staff GENERAL MOTORS)

Abstract: May and Molly are the Sunbonnet babies. In 1922, their father and mother have taken them on a holiday to Italy on board a passenger liner (transatlantic passenger air travel only began six years later on 11 October 1928 by the Graf Zepplin.) The story of their visit is told from a child's perspective.Their first port of call is Naples where their first sight is Mt Vesuvius. On their way to visit the buried city of Pompeii they first call in at a museum to learn more about Pompeii and the famous explosion of 24 August 79AD.Their hotel room overlooks the port of Naples, one if the busiest ports on the Mediterranean Sea. Looking out over the harbour and all it's ships, the girls wonder if any are pirate ships? Later they visit "the Humpbacked Island," really the Isle of Capri, where they explore the island and a sea cave.Their next port of call is the City of Rome and all its sights where they learn the story of the city's founding twins, Romulus and Remus and how Rome came to be.Then they then travel North where they learn about rural Italian life before visiting the Leaning Tower of Pisa. They travel on to Venice, which they call "The City in the Sea." Their father takes them around the city sights and they have a strawberry ice-cream on the Piazza of St. Mark and visit the Ponte Vecchio where they do some shopping. They are fortunate enough to be invited to visit a Gondolier's Home.They pay a flying visit to the tall bell tower called the "Lily in Stone," and a cathedral in Florence before returning home.So, we invite you to curl up with this unique sliver of children's literature not seen in print for many a year; and immerse yourself, and your children, in tales written for a far more gentler time.10% of the net sale will be donated to charities by the publisher.==============Eulalie Osgood Grover, born June 22, 1873, in Mantorville, Minnesota before moving to Winter Park, Orlando, Florida in 1926. She lived there until she passed in 1958.  She is probably best known as the creator of a series of reading primers for young readers centered around the characters known as the "Sunbonnet Babies" which was a huge success and was widely accepted in public schools throughout the United states. In 1905 Miss Grover published a second series , The Overall Boys, which introduced little boy characters. Her European travels provided ideas and material for Sunbonnet Babies in Holland, Sunbonnet Babies in Italy, and Sunbonnet Babies in Switzerland. These titles were primarily textbooks and used in conjunction with geography classes by second and third grade children.Source: Winter Park Public Library pages----------------------------KEYWORDS/TAGS: fairy tales, folklore, myths, legends, children's stories, children's stories, bygone era, fairydom, fairy land, classic stories, children's bedtime stories, happy place, happiness, Sun-Man's Babies, Arrival, steamer, passenger liner, Naples, Drive, Strange Sights, Visit, Museum, Afternoon in the Park, Buried City, Pompeii, Pirates, Humpbacked Island, Capri, City, Rome, Twins, Romulus, Remus, Travel Adventures, City in the Sea, Venice, Gondolier, Home, House, May, Molly, Sunbonnet babies, Italy

Abstract: Just as the narrator starts the ascent of his balloon, a stranger jumps into its car. The unexpected passenger only intent is to take the balloon as high as it will go, even at the cost of his and pilot's life. The intruder takes advantage of the long journey to recount the history of incidents related to the epic of lighter-than-air travel. This short story foreshadows Verne's first novel, Five Weeks in a Balloon.