A British English term for a person or company that hauls freight; a transporter or trucking company.
From 'haul' plus '-ier,' the British variant of the '-er' agent noun suffix, creating a slightly more formal-sounding occupational term.
In Britain, you'd call someone a 'haulier'; in America, a 'hauler'—both words arrived at the same meaning through slightly different English-language evolution, showing how vocabulary diverged after 1776.
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