deadheading
noun[U]
TRANSPORTuk/ˈdedhedɪŋ/ustravellingwithoutpassengersorgoods, or with fewerpassengersorgoodsthanusual
Examplesofdeadheading
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Whendeadheadingthey may travel by train or auto.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.These routes require significantdeadheading(particularly on the one-way routes), as well as a very large part-time labor force, both of which drive up costs.
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