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- Beurtvaart abstract "Beurtvaart was a Dutch line shipping system for (mostly) inland navigation, that existed from the late 15th century. It was a form of packet trade and a precursor of public transport. The beurtships transported passengers, livestock and freight along fixed routes at fixed prices. Departures were scheduled, with ships even sailing when not fully laden, and local authorities took legal measures to rule out the competition.While ships took turns in sailing, and 'beurt' is the Dutch word for turn, in this context the word refers to the regulated character of the shipping.".
- Q1020052 abstract "Beurtvaart was a Dutch line shipping system for (mostly) inland navigation, that existed from the late 15th century. It was a form of packet trade and a precursor of public transport. The beurtships transported passengers, livestock and freight along fixed routes at fixed prices. Departures were scheduled, with ships even sailing when not fully laden, and local authorities took legal measures to rule out the competition.While ships took turns in sailing, and 'beurt' is the Dutch word for turn, in this context the word refers to the regulated character of the shipping.".