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Abandono 1) Procedimento em que um transportador solicita autorização para cessar o serviço sobre a totalidade ou parte do seu routeline ou para desistir da propriedade o controlo da carga ou do navio deve ser aprovado pelo ICC no caso de um processo automóvel ou ferroviário 2) Frete, transportadora ou se recusar a aceitar a entrega 3) no seguro marítimo dando título de propriedade parcialmente destruída para as seguradoras 4) o ato de renunciar a título de propriedade danificada ou perdida, a fim de reivindicar uma perda total. Responsabilidade Absoluta - Condição em que o transportador é responsável por toda a responsabilidade e não é protegido pelas exceções normais encontradas em conhecimento de carga ou responsabilidade de direito comum. 1) Recebimento confirmado pelo destinatário de uma transferência que encerra o contrato de transportadora comum 2) uma promessa de pagamento, geralmente comprovada pela inscrição em todo o rosto do projeto de lei quotacceptedquot, Seguido da data, do local a pagar e da assinatura do aceitador. Encargos Acessoriais - Encargos por serviços complementares e privilégios prestados em conexão com transporte de mercadorias em linha. Estes encargos não estão incluídos na taxa de frete e geralmente assumem a forma de uma taxa fixa. Alguns exemplos são: pickup-entrega, privilégios de trânsito, demurrage, comutação, loadingunloading, pesagem, armazenamento, inspeção, classificação, reembalagem, faturamento e fabricação. Peso bruto real - A soma do peso do recipiente, do tractor que o puxa e da carga útil nele contida. Carga útil real - Peso real da mercadoria transportada (peso bruto real menos peso de tara). Ad Hoc - Expressão latina que significa quotfor thisquot no negócio usado para indicar um único fim ou finalidade, uma aplicação única, e. Um comité de investigação ad hoc. Ad Valorem 150 Frase latina que significa quotaccording a valuequot taxas de frete fixadas a uma certa percentagem fixa do valor de artigos, por ex. O preço de atacado dos artigos são conhecidos como taxas ad valorem. Carga Avançada 150 Carga ou carga em uma remessa que é avançada por uma transportadora ou outra, ou para o carregador, a ser coletada do destinatário. Aviso de envio 150 Aviso ao comprador local ou estrangeiro que a remessa ocorreu com detalhes de embalagem, roteamento, etc, uma cópia da factura é geralmente fechado e, por vezes, uma cópia do conhecimento de embarque. Declaração escrita que deve ser testemunhada e juramentada perante um notário público ou outro oficial que tem autoridade para administrar juramentos ou afirmações. Acima 150 Commodities em andamento em trânsito de água, ou realmente a bordo de navios no mar ou no porto, mas ainda não descarregados. Agente 150 1) Uma pessoa autorizada a negociar negócios para e em nome de outro 2) um corretor. Envios agregados 150 Várias remessas de diferentes expedidores para um único destinatário, consolidadas e tratadas como uma única remessa. All-Risk Insurance 150 Nome dado a uma apólice que cobre contra perdas causadas por todos os perigos, exceto aqueles que são especificamente excluídos nos termos da política. Normalmente políticas nomeiam o perigo ou perigos especificamente cobertos na política. Taxa de Todo-Commodity 150 Geralmente uma taxa de carloadtruckload aplicável a transferências múltiplas que se movem de uma só vez em um veículo do expedidor a um consignate igualmente como quotfreight-all-sortquot ou taxas de FAK. Uma taxa de todas as commodities é estabelecida com base no custo de transporte real, em vez de quotValue de serviço. Subsídio 150 Dedução do peso ou valor das mercadorias, permitido se uma transportadora não fornecer o equipamento necessário e que o equipamento é fornecido pelo expedidor. Ao lado de 150 pontos de entrega ao lado de uma declaração de navio designando onde o título de mercadorias passa de uma parte para outra. Encaminhamento alternativo 150 Encaminhamento que é menos desejável do que o normal, mas resulta em termos idênticos. Sociedade Americana de Tráfego e Transporte Amplo (ATampT) 150 Organização de exame e certificação que visa o profissionalismo no tráfego e transporte. American Bureau of Shipping 150 Organização para a classificação de navios, controle de especificações de construção e exame de navegabilidade. American Trucking Association (ATA) 150 Federação nacional da indústria de caminhões dos EUA composta de 51 associações estaduais de camionagem (incluindo D. C.) e incluindo conferências independentes, cada uma representando um tipo especial de operação de transporte rodoviário. American Warehouse-Men146s Association (AWA) 150 Organização voluntária de armazéns-homens estabelecidos para garantir altos padrões na indústria. American Waterway Operators 150 Uma associação de indústria de transporte de água doméstica representando a operação de barcaças nas vias navegáveis ​​interiores. Arbitrar 150 1) Encargam-se além do frete de frete regular para compensar condições locais incomuns 2) Fixed o montante aceitado por um portador ao dividir taxas comuns. Aviso de Chegada 150 Observe que o transportador envia para o destinatário quando uma remessa chegou. Como Costumbre 150 Em um contrato, isso refere-se à maneira usual de executar um serviço sem um período de tempo especificado. AsIs 150 Termo que indica que os bens oferecidos são sem warrantyguarantee, a compra não tem nenhum recurso no vendedor para a qualidade da mercadoria. Associação da American Railroads 150 Uma associação da indústria ferroviária que representa as ferrovias dos EUA. Athwartship 150 Uma direção através do feixe de um navio. Audit Trail 150 1) Caminho gerado por uma transação comercial totalmente processada inclui entrada original, listagem de transações, lançamento de arquivos e relatório 2) Controles de gerenciamento que documentam a aceitação, o manuseio e a movimentação de materiais através de um armazém 3) Verificação de saldos de contas resumidos por análiseInspecção de subjacentes Documentos de origem e registros de transações. Autoridade 150 Direitos de exploração concedidos por uma transportadora automóvel pela Comissão Interestadual de Comércio. Empresa Autorizada 150 Pessoa autorizada pela Comissão de Comércio Interestadual para se envolver no transporte de propriedade como uma transportadora comum ou contratada. Classes de eixos 150 Os eixos traseiros de um camião geralmente possuem três velocidades de capacidade de carga de avaliações ao solo (peso nominal) peso total do eixo capaz de transportar em serviço, peso bruto combinado (gcw) o limite máximo de potência que o eixo é capaz de transportar Serviço normal (classificação do tamanho do motor). Backhaul 150 1) Movimento de transporte de retorno, geralmente com menos receita do que o movimento original (cabeça) 2) movimento na direção do fluxo de tráfego mais leve quando o tráfego é geralmente mais pesado na direção oposta 3) para mover uma remessa de volta parte de uma rota Já viajou. Carta de câmbio 150 Carta de câmbio traçada por um banco para outro. Barge 150 O veículo de transporte de carga utilizado principalmente por transportadores de água interiores. As barcaças básicas têm topos abertos, mas há barcaças cobertas para cargas secas e líquidas. Barrel 150 Recipiente de forma cilíndrica feito de madeira, alumínio ou aço que é mais comprido do que é largo e tem extremidades com diâmetros iguais. Troca 150 Trocar bens ou serviços sem o uso de dinheiro. Basing Point 150 Ponto geográfico para o qual as taxas de transporte são definidas de modo que as taxas para pontos adjacentes podem ser construídas adicionando todeducting da taxa de ponto de base. Baud Rate 150 Número de bits por segundo que um computador é capaz de enviar, recebendo, varia de 300 (teleimpressor) a 9600. Baía 150 Área em um armazém delineado por marcações em colunas ou postes ou chão para mostrar limites específicos, e. Um quadrado de 20 pés. Beam 150 Maior largura de uma estrutura de navio. Razão Benefício-Custo 150 Uma ferramenta analítica usada no planejamento público de uma relação de benefícios mensuráveis ​​totais dividida pelo custo de capital inicial. Conhecimento de Embarque (BL) 150 Documento de transporte principal pelo qual um transportador reconhece a recepção do frete, descreve o frete e estabelece um contrato de transporte. Termos e condições, responsabilidades e responsabilidades variam de acordo com a maneira eo local de uso. Conhecimento de embarque pode ser negociável ou não negociável. O conteúdo do conhecimento de embarque foi descrito originalmente em 1917. Cada conhecimento de embarque deve conter pelo menos o seguinte: 1) data de emissão, 2) nome do cosignatário, 3) local da remessa original, 4) local de entrega, Declaração de que as mercadorias devem ser entregues a uma pessoa específica, 6) descrição das mercadorias que as contêm, 7) assinatura do transportador. Existem muitos tipos de conhecimento de embarque: conhecimento de embarque uniforme, conhecimento de embarque uniforme, formulário de embarque de embarque, conhecimento de embarque marítimo, conhecimento aéreo, conhecimento de embarque expresso, etc. Taxa 150 Uma taxa que não aumenta de acordo com a distância que a mercadoria é embarcada. Bogie 150 1) Um conjunto de dois ou mais eixos 2) conjunto removível de eixos traseiros e rodas usadas para suportar um recipiente de furgão. Bolster 150 Um dispositivo instalado num chassis ou vagão para segurar e fixar o contentor. Bona Fide 150 frase latina significado quotin boa fé, quot também usado para significar real ou verdadeiro. Obrigação vinculada pelo pagamento de uma taxa, que é perdida se o contrato é violado 2) um acordo vinculativo. Armazém alfandegado 150 Armazém aprovado pelo Departamento do Tesouro e sob caução para o cumprimento das leis de receita usadas para armazenar bens até que o dever ou bens sejam liberados de alguma outra maneira apropriada. Lados laterais inferiores 150 Elementos estruturais localizados nos lados longitudinais da base do recipiente. Caixa 150 1) Gíria termo para reboque ou recipiente para portadores de oceano 2) termo de gíria usado para transmissão de caminhão. Boxcar 150 Um railcar incluído geralmente 40 a 50 pés de comprimento usado para o frete empacotado e algumas mercadorias a granel. Proteção 150 Proteção de um embarque dentro de um veículo para evitar danos. Ramo Linha 150 Linha ferroviária que fornece serviço de trem para uma ou mais estações além de uma junção com a linha principal ou outra ramificação na linha. Breakbulk 150 1) Para descarregar, classificar e recarregar alguns do conteúdo de um veículo em trânsito 2) para reduzir uma grande remessa de uma única mercadoria para muitos pequenos embarques que são então dispersos para vários compradores. Fórmula de Ponte 150 Fórmula usada para determinar o peso bruto máximo que pode ser transportado em qualquer arranjo dado de eixos consecutivos. Corretor 150 1) Agente que organiza a movimentação interestadual de mercadorias por outra transportadora 2) Arranger de exceto cargas para proprietário-operadores andor portadores 3) quem organiza a compra de bens para uma comissão 4) pessoa que aluga equipamento possuído a um portador 5) Solicitor de seguros que faz pedidos de cobertura com empresas designadas pelo segurado ou com empresas de sua escolha. Transportador em Massa 150 Navio envolvido no transporte de mercadorias a granel, tais como petróleo, grãos ou minério, que não sejam embalados, empacotados, engarrafados ou embalados de qualquer outra forma. Bulkhead 150 Parede vertical no reboque ou vagão que separa e estabiliza uma carga 2) divisória de contenção de carga num veículo ou navio. Bull Rings 150 Dispositivos de fixação de carga montados no chão de contentores que servem para amarrar e fixar a carga. A movimentação física dos bens desde os pontos de abastecimento até à venda final aos clientes ea transferência e detenção associadas desses bens em vários pontos de armazenagem intermédia, realizada de forma a contribuir para os objectivos explícitos da organização. Compradores Direito à Rota 150 Quando um vendedor não paga por taxas de frete, o comprador tem o direito de designar a rota para o vendedor de remessa é responsável por seguir as instruções do comprador146s. O roteamento completo é permitido para remessas ferroviárias, mas apenas para a primeira transportadora em embarques motorizados. C amp F (custo e frete) 150 Termo usado no transporte marítimo, significando que os estados de preço incluem o custo dos bens e os encargos de transporte para o ponto de seguro de destino normalmente não estão incluídos. CBD (Condições de venda) 150 O dinheiro antes da entrega o vendedor não assume nenhum risco e não estende nenhum crédito porque ele é pago antes da remessa. CIF (Custo, Seguros e Frete) 150 Base para cotação pelo vendedor que indica que o vendedor pagará taxas de seguro e frete somente ao destino. Capacidade Placa 150 Placa afixada a uma empilhadeira indicando o peso máximo, que pode ser levantado movido por esse equipamento. Capstain 150 Dispositivo mecânico para movimentação de pesos pesados, usado em docas em embarcações de amarração em terminais ferroviários para mover motores mortos. Captain146s Protesto 150 Declaração do capitão do navio à chegada no porto a acidentes danos à shipcargo durante a viagem, projetado para aliviar o proprietário do navio de responsabilidade. Carga 150 Transporte de mercadorias em um veículo. Carga (CL ou CL) 150 1) Quantidade de frete necessária para encher um vagão ferroviário 2) quantidade especificada necessária para qualificar uma remessa para uma taxa de carregamento de cargas. Carruagem 150 A parte do serviço de transporte que é representada pela deslocação real dos bens para um ponto de destino, depois de ter sido carregada mas antes de ser descarregada. Transportadora 150 Pessoa singular, sociedade ou sociedade envolvida no negócio de transporte de mercadorias ou passageiros, na maioria dos casos, mediante uma taxa. Carrier146s Responsabilidade 150 A responsabilidade começa quando as mercadorias são entregues no local apropriado e termina quando as mercadorias foram entregues ao destinatário ou quando o dever dos transportadores foi descarregado de acordo com os termos do contrato de frete. Cartage 150 1 Encargos para pickupdelivery de mercadorias 2) Ato de bens em movimento (geralmente distâncias curtas). Cartel 150 Grupo de empresas industriais que concordam em regular o produto, dividir os mercados e fixar preços para vender produtos uma prática ilegal nos Estados Unidos, uma vez que viola as leis antitruste. Case Mark 150 Informação mostrada no exterior da embalagem, incluindo o destino eo conteúdo. Cash in Advance (CIA) 150 Método de pagamento de bens onde o comprador paga o vendedor antes do embarque de mercadorias, empregado quando as mercadorias são construídas sob encomenda. Caveat Emptor 150 termo latino significado quotlet o comprador beware. quot Common law impõe ao comprador o dever de examinar uma compra não há nenhum recurso contra o vendedor por causa dos defeitos. Navio Celular 150 Navio construído para o transporte de recipientes empilhados uns sobre os outros em eixos verticais de guia, não é transportado frete geral. Certificado de Seguro 150 Emitido (geralmente no formulário E ou Formulário H) por um escritório de uma companhia de seguros para agência estatal ou outra parte, indicando o fato de que a parte nomeada tem cobertura de seguro em quantidades não um acordo vinculativo. Certificado de Fabricação 150 Documentos com cartas de crédito quando os projetos são pagos negociados mediante a apresentação de um certificado que atesta que as mercadorias foram concluídas e estão sendo mantidas para embarque. Certificado de Origem 150 Indica o país produtor de bens nele indicado, exigido pelos funcionários da alfândega utilizados para assegurar o tratamento mais favorecido da Nação nos mercados estrangeiros e para a correta avaliação dos direitos de importação. Certificado de Conveniência Pública e Necessidade 150 A concessão da autoridade operacional que é dada às transportadoras comuns. Um transportador deve provar que existe uma necessidade pública e que o transportador está apto, disposto e capaz de fornecer o serviço necessário. O certificado pode especificar as mercadorias a serem transportadas, a área a ser servida e as rotas a serem utilizadas. Certificado de Registro 150 Documento emitido pelas autoridades marítimas indicando restrições legais de um navio. Certificado Carrier 150 uma transportadora de locação que está sujeita a regulação econômica e que requer uma certificação operacional para prestar serviços. Chassis 150 Dispositivo do tipo reboque com rodas construídas para acomodar recipientes que permitem a deslocação da carga sobre a estrada. Chemtrec 150 Chemical Transportation Organização do Centro de Emergência disponível 24 horas por dia para fornecer informações de resposta de emergência a qualquer pessoa envolvida em acidentes com produtos químicos perigosos. Calço 150 Um pedaço de madeira ou outro material colocado ao lado da carga para evitar que ele rolar ou se mover para o lado. Reivindicação 150 1) Demanda na companhia de transporte para o pagamento devido a lossdamage do frete que ocorreu durante o trânsito 2) demanda na companhia do transporte para o reembolso na sobrecarga 3) demanda por uma corporação individual recuperar para a perda sob a política do seguro. Class Rate 150 Taxa de classe para as mercadorias agrupadas de acordo com características semelhantes de expedição, aplica-se a grupos numerados de grupos de artigos incluídos na coluna de classificação territorial nos esquemas de classificação. Clayton Act 150 Um ato antitruste do Congresso fazendo discriminação de preços ilegal da Comissão Federal de Comércio (FTC) é a agência de execução. Apuramento 150 1) Certificado do costume que o navio está livre deixar, todas as exigências legais que foram encontradas 3) espaço ou medições acima e ao lado de truckshighways. Cleat 150 Faixa de woodmetal usado para adicionar força adicional, impedir a deformação, manter em posição. Coastal Carriers 150 Portadores de água que produzem serviços ao longo de costas que servem a portos nos oceanos Atlântico ou Pacífico ou no Golfo do México. Co-Load 150 Dois carregamentos de diferentes terminais combinados para embarcar como uma carga. COD Condições de Vendas 150 O comprador paga ao comprador o preço dos bens antes de serem entregues O vendedor assume o risco de o comprador se recusar a aceitar mercadorias. Container dobrável 150 Ajustado de modo que as peças principais sejam dobradiças ou removíveis com a finalidade de reduzir seu volume eficaz para transportar em uma condição vazia, fazendo assim um uso mais eficiente do espaço vazio. Coleta de Embarque 150 Embarque onde a cobrança de despesas de frete é feita por meio da entrega do transportador do destinatário. Comércio 150 Compra, venda, comércio de bens e serviços. Cláusula de Comércio da Constituição dos EUA 150 terão o poder de regulamentar o comércio com nações estrangeiras e entre os vários estados que dão autoridade para regular o comércio interestadual. Fatura comercial 150 Lista detalhada emitida pelo vendedor no comércio exterior que mostra a quantidade, a qualidade, a descrição dos bens, o preço, os termos das vendas, os números de marca, o peso, o endereço completo do comprador ea data. Comissão 150 Taxas cobradas pelos corretores como compensação por seus serviços na compra ou venda de valores mobiliários na direção do cliente. Comité of American Steamship Lines 150 Uma associação da indústria que representa empresas americanas subsidiadas de navios a vapor. Taxa de Commodity 150 Uma taxa para uma mercadoria específica e sua origindestination. Transportador Comum 150 Qualquer transportador se envolve no transporte interestadual de pessoas em regime de regularidade na areia de tarifa publicada, cujos serviços estão disponíveis para o público em geral em regime de pré-contratação regulado pela Comissão de Comércio Interestadual. Portadores comuns 150 Portadores comuns são obrigados a servir, entregar, cobrar taxas razoáveis ​​e não discriminar. Custo Comum 150 Um custo que não pode ser atribuído diretamente a determinados segmentos da empresa, mas que é incorrido para o negócio como um todo. Danos ocultos 150 Quando o produto em um recipiente aparentemente intacto é danificado reivindicações de frete difícil de resolver, em tais casos, porque nem o expedidor ou transportadora quer responsabilidade. Concorrência 150 Documento assinado pela transportadora e arquivado na Comissão Interestadual que verifica se a transportadora participa de tarifas publicadas em uma tarifa por determinado agente. Conferência 150 1) Organização independente da American Trucking Association, Inc. (ATA), que representa um certo tipo de veículo motorizado. 2) Associação de proprietários de navios que servem a mesma rota comercial que operam sob condições coletivas de transporte e tarifas. Consign 150 1) Entregue formalmente a outro 2) envie bens ao comprador, fator ou agente para vender. Destinatário 150 Pessoa que recebe mercadorias expedidas de um proprietário (expedidor). Remetente 150 Pessoa ou empresa que envia artigos a clientes (consignatários). Consolidação 150 Prática de combinar carregamentos de carga inferior a carga (LCL) ou de carga inferior a carga (ITL) para fazer movimentos de cargas de carga. Estação de carga de contentores (CFS) 150 Associada a depósitos de consolidação em que as encomendas de carga são agrupadas e carregadas em contentores. Carga de Container 150 A que não utiliza a capacidade volumétrica total de um recipiente nem a carga útil máxima em peso e permite cargas de peças adicionais. Container Pool 150 Um acordo entre transportadores e / ou empresas de leasing de contêineres que permitirá cargas de peças adicionais. Recipiente 150 Recipiente com estrutura celular especialmente concebida para o transporte de contentores. Containerização 150 1) Prática técnica de utilização de um dispositivo semelhante a uma caixa para armazenar, proteger e manusear uma série de embalagens como uma unidade de trânsito 2) sistema de expedição baseado em grandes contentores de carga (normalmente 20 ou 40 pés de comprimento) que podem ser trocados Entre caminhões, trens e navios sem remanescência de conteúdo. Contrato Portador 150 O transportador envolvido no transporte interestadual de propriedade de pessoas por veículo a motor em uma base de aluguer, mas em contrato contínuo com um ou um número limitado de clientes para atender às necessidades específicas de cada cliente, deve receber autorização sob a forma de Comissão de Comércio Interestadual . Associações Cooperativas 150 Grupos de empresas ou indivíduos com interesses comuns, as associações cooperativas agrícolas podem transportar até 25 de sua tonelagem interestadual total em bens não agrícolas não-membros em movimentos ocasionais e necessários ao seu negócio primário. Transporte Coordenado 150 Dois ou mais transportadores de diferentes modos transportando uma remessa. Cordas 150 produtos de cordas, cordéis e cordas. Custo e frete (CampF) 150 O preço do transporte marítimo que significa o preço declarado inclui o custo dos bens e as cargas do transporte ao ponto do seguro do destino normalmente não é incluído. Cubo 150 termo de gíria para a capacidade de volume de um reboque da camionete. Cube Out 150 Quando um recipiente atingiu a sua capacidade volumétrica antes de atingir o limite de peso permitido. Taxa de Cubo 150 Taxa baseada no espaço em vez de peso e usada para cargas leves e volumosas. Capacidade cúbica 150 Capacidade de carga de um recipiente de acordo com a medição em pés cúbicos. Agentes Aduaneiros 150 Especialistas em procedimentos aduaneiros, que agem para importadores por uma taxa, licenciada pelo Departamento do Tesouro. Pauta aduaneira 150 Lista de taxas cobradas pelo governo sobre bens importados exportados. DOT 150 Departamento de Transporte. Reivindicação de danos (frete) 150 Requerimento de reembolso de transportadora por danos físicos à remessa ou porque a remessa não foi entregue dentro de um prazo razoável. Dados Placa 150 Assinar anexado ao recipiente dando detalhes de weightdimensionscapacity. De Facto 150 A frase latina significa quotin fato, quot usado para descrever situação que existe independentemente de qualquer outra condição. Deadhead 150 Uma perna de um movimento com um trator sozinho ou um trator puxando um recipiente vazio. Tonelagem de Peso Morto (DWT) 150 Número estimado de toneladas de carga que um navio pode carregar quando carregado até a profundidade máxima, obtido por subtração de deslocamento de quotlightquot e quotloadedquot tonelagem e expressa em longo prazo (2.240 libras) ou toneladas métricas (1.000 kgs) Como base para as taxas quando os navios operam em taxas de tempo. Valor declarado 150 1) Valor assumido da remessa a menos que o remetente declare um montante mais elevado, p. O frete aéreo declarou valor na maioria dos embarques foi de 50 centavos por libra, ou 50, o que for maior 2) processo de indicar menor valor em uma remessa para obter uma taxa mais baixa. Reembolso diferido 150 Retorno de parcela de frete por transportador ao remetente em troca de remessa que envia a maior parte dos embarques para a transportadora durante um período de tempo específico (geralmente seis meses), o pagamento de desconto é diferido por período similar sistema é ilegal no comércio exterior dos EUA É geralmente aceite no comércio oceânico entre países estrangeiros. Delta Nu Alpha 150 Fraternidade de transportes. Demurrage 150 Penalidade por excesso de tempo livre (geralmente 48 horas) permitida para loadingunloading em termos de detenção railroadocean tarifas é usado para significar a mesma coisa para os portadores de motor. Densidade 150 Peso por pés cúbicos ou kg por metro cúbico de espaço ocupado pelo peso articular dimensional. Desregulamentação 150 Revisões ou eliminação completa dos regulamentos econômicos que controlam o transporte. O Motor Carrier Act de 1980 eo Staggers Rail Act de 1980 revisaram os controles econômicos sobre os portadores de veículos e as ferrovias, enquanto o Airline Deregulation Act de 1978 acabará por eliminar o controle econômico sobre as transportadoras aéreas. Demanda derivada 150 A demanda por transporte de um produto é derivada da demanda para o produto em algum local. Dessecante 150 Material que absorve a humidade por acção físico-química, e. Os desidratantes de cloreto de cálcio estão incluídos em embalagens para evitar que o conteúdo sofra danos causados ​​pela umidade. Discriminação 150 Diferenças de taxas não justificadas por custos, por ex. Duas transferências se movem nas mesmas circunstâncias, mas para diferentes encargos. Devanning 150 A descarga de carga de um recipiente. Diferencial 150 1) Quantidade adicionada deduzida da taxa de base para fazer a taxa a partir de algum outro ponto ou através de outra rota 2) parte do trem de força do veículo que contém engrenagens que convertem a rotação do eixo de acionamento para girar eixos de roda. Dispatcher 150 A pessoa que programa controla caminhões, entregas, p. Atribui driversvehicles a jobsrecords departsuresreturn times, investiga over-due veículos, emite equipamentos, estabelece rotas. Deslocamento Tonelagem 150 Peso em toneladas longas de deslocamento de água por capacidade do navio e sua carga. Sistemas de Taxa de Distância 150 Com base no princípio da taxa de estreitamento em que as taxas aumentam com a distância, mas não tão rápido quanto a distância em si, as taxas de distâncias são freqüentemente estabelecidas para portas-chave. Armazém de Distribuição 150 Um armazém que armazena produtos acabados e a partir do qual são montados os pedidos dos clientes. Diversão 150 Mudança feita no destinatário, no destino, na rota de embarque em trânsito. Doca 150 1) Área na fábrica de warehousemanufacturing onde as mercadorias são carregadas, descarregadas e classificadas 2) slipwaterway entre duas proteções para receber navios enquanto tomando oncharging cargopassengers. Recibo do Docking 150 Um formulário da companhia do navio a vapor, evidenciando a recepção das mercadorias em um cais. Cópias deste formulário são disponibilizadas aos carregadores como um meio de agilizar o manuseio nos cais. O recibo da doca controla a propriedade dos bens até que o conhecimento de embarque do oceano seja emitido. Porta-a-Porta 150 Através do transporte de um containertrailer e seu conteúdo de consignor146s instalação de carregamento para consignee146s facilidade de descarga. Double Stack 150 Movimento de vagões de contentores empilhados dois de altura. Os termos utilizados de forma intercambiável, a letra de câmbio é instrumento desenhado por uma pessoa que ordena segunda pessoa a pagar uma soma definitiva de dinheiro para terceira pessoa à vista ou em tempo futuro definido (tempo rascunho). Depósito (vaso) 150 Profundidade de água necessária para o navio de flutuação. Drawback 150 Reembolso de direitos aduaneiros pagos sobre o material importado e posteriormente exportado. Drayage 150 Transporte de carga por caminhão, principalmente em transporte local. Drop Shipment 150 Envio enviado diretamente do fabricante para o cliente varejista, mesmo que encomendado por atacadista, que assume o título de bens e desconto grosso usual. Operação dupla 150 Uma transportadora que possui autoridade de operação de operadora comum e de contrato. Dual-Rate System 150 Um sistema internacional de preços de transportadores de água onde um remetente que assina um contrato de uso exclusivo com a conferência paga uma taxa menor (10 a 15) do que os carregadores que não assinam para uma remessa idêntica. Dunnage 150 Papelão, madeira serrada ou outro material de enchimento utilizado para estabilizar a expedição, não inclui a embalagem. Duty 150 Imposto cobrado pelo governo sobre bens de consumo importados. DWT 150 (tonelagem de peso morto) 150 Número estimado de toneladas de carga que um navio pode transportar quando carregado até à profundidade máxima. ETA 150 Estimated time of arrival ETD 150 Estimated time of departure EDI 150 Electronic Data Interchangeable Embargo 150 1) When freight is not accepted at certain points or via certain routes for particular destinations because of some emergencyproblem at destination 2) detention of vessels in port by order of government, usually issued in time of warhostilities. Equipment Interchange Receipt (EIR) 150 Form used by parties deliveringreceiving containerscontainer equipment, used for equipment control and damage purposes. Estoppel 150 Legal document used in court of law to establish liability. Etiologic Agents 150 As defined in the Hazardous Materials Regulations in 49 CFR, viable microorganisms or their toxins, which causemay cause human disease. European Economic Community (EEC) 150 Common Market Nations of Europe. Ex 150 Prefix meaning quotout ofquot or quotfromquot, used in conjunction with noun of location, means all charges for transportation, and risks of lossdamage are chargeable to account of buyer when goods are delivered to carrier at quotexquot location. Exception Rate 150 A deviation from the class rate changes are made to the classification. Exclusive Use 150 Carrier vehicles that are assigned to a specific shipper for its exclusive use. Exempt Carrier 150 Motor carrier engaged in for-hire transportation of commodities, exempt from economic regulations by ICC under provision Interstate Commerce Act, generally agricultural commodities or seafood. Expediting 150 Moving shipments through regular channels at accelerated rate, an example of dispatching less-than-truckload (LTL) quantities on a single truck for quick delivery. Explosives 150 As defined in the Hazardous Materials Regulations in 49 CFR any chemical compound mixture or device, the primary or common purpose for which is to function by explosion, within the explosives definition, there are further divisions into Class A, B, C and Blasting Agents. Export Declaration 150 A document required by the Department of Commerce that provides information as to the nature, value, etc. of export activity. Export Letter-of-Credit 150 When importer has arranged with bank for letter-of-credit financing of purchases, he applies for issuance of individual letters of credit to cover purchase contracts as made. Export License 150 Certificate granting holder permission to export goods. FAK 150 Freight All Kind. FCL 150 Full Container Load. The maximum permissible weight for the value of the cargo carried in a container. FDA 150 Food and Drug Administration. FIFO 150 First In, First Out Warehousing term meaning first items stored are the first used. FOB 150 Free on board. Factor 150 Agent appointed to sell goods on commission, also known as a commission merchant. Fair Market Value 150 Sum that sale of article would bring under ordinary market conditions. Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) 150 Division of U. S. Department of Transportation in charge of nation146s highway system that administers federal aid for highway construction, develops safety standardsprograms and has jurisdiction over safety of commercial motor carriers engaged in interstateforeign commerce. Federal Maritime Commission 150 A regulatory agency that controls services, practices and agreements of international water common carriers and noncontiguous domestic water carriers. Federal Register 150 Government publication that prints rulesregulations of federal agencies on a daily basis rules and regulations must be published to become legal in most cases. Feeder 150 In intermodal context, a pickupdelivery vehicleship. Feeder Service 150 Coastal movements of loadedempty containers on board smaller container vessels which coordinate with a quotmother shipquot for the ocean voyage. Filing of Tariffs 150 Requirements that tariffsupplementsreissuesother schedules be in the hands of the regulation body (ICC for example) at specified time prior to effective date. Fiscal Year 150 Annual period established for accounting purposes in business or government, may start at any time in calendar year. Flag-of-Convenience 150 A ship owner registers a ship in a nation that offers conveniences in the area of taxes, manning, and safety requirements Liberia and Panama are two nations known for flags of convenience. Flammable Liquid 150 As defined in the Hazardous Materials Regulations in 49 CFR, any liquid having a flash point below 100 degrees F except liquids which meet definition of compressed gas or that are part of a mixture where other components with flash points above 100 degrees F make up at least 99 of the mixture. Flammable Solid 150 As defined in the Hazardous Materials Regulations in 49 CFR, any solid material other than an explosive, which under conditions incidental to transportation is liable to cause fires through friction, retained heat from manufacturing processing or which can be ignited readily. Flash Point 150 Minimum temperature at which substance gives off flammable vapors which will ignite when they come in contact with spark or flame. Flash Vessels 150 Feeder LASH vessels, which are shallow-draft vessels suitable to carry 8 to 15 LASH barges at a time, towed by seagoing vessels. Flatbed 150 Trailer with level bed and no sides or tops. Flat-Rack Container 150 A container with no sides and frame members at the front and rear of the container. Container can be loaded from the sides and top. Floor Load Rating 150 Weight that can be safety supported by floor expression in pounds per square foot. FOB Destination 150 Freight cost paid to point of destination, title transfers at destination. FOB Factory 150 Title to goods and transportation responsibility transfers from seller to factory. FOB Vessel 150 Titletransportation costs transfer after goods are delivered on vessel, all export taxescosts involved in overseas shipments are assessed to buyer. Footprint 150 Slang term for amount of tire tread on the ground. For-Hire Carrier 150 A carrier that provides transportation service to the public on a fee basis. Force Majeure 150 Condition in contract that relieves either party from obligation where major unforeseen events prevent compliance with provisions of agreement. Fore amp Aft 150 The direction on a vessel parallel to the centerline. Foreign Trade Zones 150 Goods subject to duty may be brought into such zones duty-free for transshipmentstorageminor manipulatingsorting duty must be paid whenif goods are brought from zone into any part of United States. Forklift 150 Freightmaterials handling vehicle used in loadingunloading heavy freight. Forwarding Agent 150 Firm specializing in shipping goods abroad, payments made for insurance and other expense are charged to foreign buyer. Free Along Side (FAS) 150 Selling term in international trade when selling party quotes price including delivery of good along side overseas vessel at exporting port. Free Time 150 The amount of time allowed by a carrier for the loading or unloading of freight at the expiration of which demurrage or detention charges will accrue. Freight Bill 150 The carrier146s invoice for transportation charges applicable to a freight shipment. Freight Forwarder 150 1) Individualcompany that accepts less-than-truckload (LTL) shipments and consolidates them into truckload lots on for-hire basis for shippers 2) agent who helps expedite shipments by preparing necessary documentsmaking other arrangements for moving of freight 3) designated as a common carrier under the Interstate Commerce Act. Freight In Bond 150 Goods shipped under controlownership of Government until duty is paid. GBI 150 Government bill of lading. Gage (Gauge o Track) 150 Distance between heads of rails, measured at right angles at point 58-inch below top of rail, standard gage is 4 ft. 8-12 in. narrower gage is frequently employed by constructionscenic areas. Gateway 150 Point at which freight is interchangedinterlined between carriers or at which carrier joints two operating authorities provision of through service. General Average 150 Ancient principle in Maritime law in which all parties in a sea voyage share losses resulting from a voluntary and successful sacrifice of part of the ship or cargo in order to save the entire voyage from peril or extraordinary expense. General Cargo 150 Term applying to ship146s loading comprising a variety of goodsarticles and not confined to a single commodity. Gondola 150 A railcar with a flat platform and sides 3 to 5 feet high used for top loading of items that are long and heavy. Gooseneck 150 The front rails of the chassis that rise above the plane of the chassis and engage in the tunnel of a container. Grandfather Clause 150 1) Allows firm that has been doing business in an area to continue, despite new regulations that might ordinarily preclude operation 2) used by Interstate Commerce Commission to grant authority to carrier to operate over routes where it or a predecessor was in bona fide operation on June 1, 1935. Gross Weight 150 The combined weight of a container, its payload and any other loose internal fittings. Hazardous Materials 150 Substancematerial determined and designated by Secretary of Transportation to be capable of posing unreasonable risk to health, safety and property when transported in commerce. High Cube 150 Any container that exceeds 81466quot (102 inches) in height. Highway Carriers 150 Divided into following classes regular route (line haul), long-haultranscontinental carriers, regular route (line haul), short-haul carriers, irregular route carriers, specific commodity carriers, intrastate carriers, interstate carriers and local cartagepickupdistribution carriers. Hundredweight (CWT) 150 The pricing unit used in transportation a hundredweight is equal to 100 pounds. IBID 150 Latin term meaning quotin the same place. quot I. S. O. 150 Organization for International Standards. In Bond 150 Storage of goods in custody of governmentbonded warehouse or carrier from which goods can be taken only upon payment of taxesduties to appropriate government agency. In Transit 150 Load proceeding along route between home terminal and destination point. Incentive Rate 150 A rate designed to induce the shipper to ship heavier volumes per shipment. Indemnify 150 To compensaterepay for loss sustained. Inflatable Dunnage 150 Flexible bags usually made from vinyl material, which can be inflated within the void spaces of a containertrailer to prevent movement of cargo. Inland Carrier 150 A Transportation line which hauls export or import traffic between ports and inland points. Insurance 150 Contractual relationship which exists when one party, for a consideration, agrees to reimburse another for loss caused by designated contingencies first party is insurer, second is insured, contract is insurance policy, consideration is premium property in question is risk, contingency in question is hazardperil. Integrated Tow Barge 150 A Series of barges that are connects together to operate as one unit. Inter Alia 150 Latin phrase meaning quotamong other things. quot Interchange 150 Process of passing freight from one carrier to another between lines. Intercoastal Carriers 150 Water carriers that transport freight between the east coast and west-coast ports usually by way of the Panama Canal. Interline Freight 150 Freight moving from origin to destination over lines of two or more transportation lines. Intermodal Transportation 150 Using more than one mode to deliver shipment, e. g. trailer on flatcar (TOFC) or container on floater (COFC). Internal Water Carriers 150 Water carriers that operate over the internal navigable rivers, such as the Mississippi, Ohio and Missouri. Interstate 150 Literally means between states, applies to transportation of goodspersons from point in one state to point in another, between point in same state but passing withinthrough another state enroute, between points in United States and foreign countries. Interstate Commerce 150 When all business between buyerssellers is carried on within state. Irregular-Route Carrier 150 A motor carrier that is permitted to provide service using any route. Irritating Material 150 As defined in the Hazardous Materials Regulations in 49 CFR, liquid or solid substance which upon contact with fire or when exposed to air gives off dangerous or intensely irritating fumes does not include any material classed as Poison A. Joint Rate 150 Agreed upon by two or more carriers, published in a single tariff and applying between point on line of another, may include one or more immediate carriers in route. Just-In-Time 150 Umbrella term including elements of both Kanban and MRP II systems used in contrast to older just-in-case practices of large inventoriesstockpiles. Kanban 150 Japanese word, translated quotvisible record, quot for manufacturing control system in which supplies deliver needed parts to assembly line quotjust in timequot for use, e. g. parts not stocked affects purchasing materials management, inventory control and production management. Paper cards are used for record keepingcontrol. Pronounced quotconbonquot, term is primarily associated with Toyota, but has become a generic term in the USA. Kickback 150 Rebate, usually given to person who is in position to purchaseorder transportation service for hisher firm. Knot 150 Unit of speed 150 Nautical mile per hour. LCL 150 Less than carload term refers to load weighing less than amount necessary to apply carload rate charged by railroads for transportation. LTL 150 Less than truckload term refers to less than quantity of freight required to apply truckload (TL) rate charged by motor carriers for transportation. A shipment weighing less than the minimum weight needed to use the lower truckload rate. Land Bridge 150 Intermodal system of getting international cargo across intervening continent from one seacoast to another by special through trains. Landed Cost 150 Total expense of receiving goodsmerchandise at place of retail sale including retail purchase price and transportation charges. Landing Gear 150 Device that supports at end of semi-trailer when not attached to tractor. LASH 150 Lighter-Aboard-Ship vessels that carry barges. They are equipped with an overhead crane capable of lifting LASH barges and stowing them into cellular slots in athwartship position. Last In, First Out (LIFO) 150 Accounting method of valuing inventory that assumes latest goods purchased are first goods used during accounting period, opposite of first in, first out (FIFO). Lay Time 150 Period of time in which ship is loadedunloaded and for which no demurrage is charged. Lazaretto 150 Quarantined area for fumigating goods that might be carrying insectsdangerous germs. Lead Time 150 the total elapse time between order placement and order receipt. Includes time required for order transmittal, order processing, and preparation, as well as time in transit. Legal Weight 150 Weight of goods and interior packing, but not the container146s weight (term used commonly in foreign trade). A maximum weight limitation for a total highway unit this maximum is established by highway authorities, which, if exceeded, may subject carriers to fines or impounding of vehicles. Lessee 150 Party, firm or corporation with legal possessioncontrol of vehicle (withwithout) driver or other equipment owned by another under terms of lease agreement. Lessor 150 Party, firm or corporation granting legal use of vehicle (withwithout) driver or other equipment to another party under the terms of lease agreement. Letter of Credit (LC) 150 Method of payment for good in which buyer establishes credit with local bank, clearly describing goods to be purchased, price, documentation required and time limit for completion of transaction upon receipt of documentation, bank is either paid by buyer or takes title to goods and transfers funds to seller, may be revocable or irrevocable. Lift-OnLift-Off (LOLO) 150 Carriage of containers on decks or on flat racks of water vessels. Lighter 150 Flat-bottomed boat, usually moved by tugs but can also be steam powered, used to transfer freight between cars, piers and vessels. Linehaul 150 Movement of freight between cities, usually more than 1,000 miles, not including pickup and delivery service. Liner 150 Ocean vessel engaged in carriage of general cargo (including passengers) along definite route on fixed schedule. Liner Service 150 International Water carriers that ply fixed routes on published schedules. Live Axle 150 Axle driven by engine as compared to dead axle that only follows as pulled. Lloyd146s Register 150 Yearly document issued by Lloyd146s containing tonnage, age, build, character and condition of registered ships. Load Displacement 150 Vessel146s load capacity according to structure displacement. Loading Line 150 Guide on ship indicating to what depth it has sunk with lading, serves as safety factor. Long Ton 150 Equivalent to 2,240 pounds or 20 long hundred weights, also called gross ton. Longshoreman 150 Person employed on wharves of port to loadunload vessels. Loss and Damage (LampD) 150 Usually applied when lossdamage is discovered when package is delivered. Luffing 150 Angular movement of crane in vertical plane. Major Carrier 150 A for-hire certificated air carrier with annual operating revenues of 1 billion or more carrier usually operates between major traffic centers. Mandamus 150 Writ issued y court requiring specific actions to be taken. Manifest 150 1) Document signed by master of ship setting forth descriptiondestination of goods shipped 2) listing of shipments in load by pro numberconsigneedestinationweight. Marine Registry 150 Listing vessel under name of nation whose flag it flies ship owners often register under most favorablelenient flags. Maritime Administration 150 AN U. S. Government agency that promotes the merchant marine, determines ocean ship routes and services equipment, and awards maritime subsidies. Maximum Cube 150 A level of cube utilization that closely approximates the stated cubic capacity of a container. Maximum Gross Weight 150 Weight of container and its payload. Metric Ton 150 Measure of weight equal to 1,000 kilograms, or about 2,200 pounds, symbols is it, also called tonne. Microbridge 150 Provides for intermodal transport of freight from inland city to seaport with through movement transfer of container freight onto overseas ship. Mortgage 150 Conveyance of property, real or personal, to person called mortgagee to secure performance of some act such as payment of money by mortgagor becomes void upon performance of act. Motor Carrier Act of 1935 150 Act of Congress effective October 1 1935 Part II of the Interstate Commerce Act brought motor common and contract carriers under jurisdiction of Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC) incorporated into Revised Interstate Commerce Act of 1978. Motor Common Carrier 150 Entity holding itself out to general public to provide motor vehicle transportation for compensation over regular or irregular routes, or both. MRP II 150Manufacturing Resource Planning-System of manufacturing controls using computers as in Kanban systems affect purchasing materials management, inventory control and production management 150 as well as peripheral manufacturing activities (older meaning of MRP is quotmaterials requirements planning, quot Roman numeral II was added to flag change. Mule 150 1) Small vehicle used for moving two-axle dollies 2) yard tractor or hostler. Multimodal 150 Using more than one mode of transportation to move load of goods, e. g. truck, train, ship, usually for importedexported goods. NOI 150 Not otherwise indexed. Negligence 150 Failure to exercise degree of care demanded by law. Nesting 150 Fitting one article of cargo inside the other to economize space. Net 150 Figurestotals remaining after all chargesdeductions have been subtracted. Net Tare Weight 150 The weight of an empty container plus any fixtures permanently attached. Net Ton 150 2,000 pounds. Net Ton-Mile 150 Movement of ton of freight one mile. Net Tonnage (Vessel) 150 Gross tonnage minus deductions for space occupied by crew quarters, machinery for navigation, engine room and fuel. Net Weight 150 1) Weight of article without packing and container 2) weight of entire contents of vehicle. Node 150 A fixed point in a firm146s logistics system where goods come to rest plants, warehouses, supply sources, market destination. Non-Vessel Operating Common Carrier (NVOCC) 150 Cargo consolidator of small shipments in ocean trade, generally soliciting business and arranging forperforming containerization functions at the port. Nose 150 Front of the container. Notice of Arrival 150 On arrival of freight at destination, notice is promptly sent to consignee showing number of packages, description of articles, route, rate, weight, car initial and number, amount of freight charges146 station where delivery will be made and time allowed for removal before demurragestorage charges accrue. OS amp D 150 Over, Short and Damaged report issued at warehouse when goods are damaged, used to file claim with carrier. OSHA 150 Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Ocean Bill of Lading 150 Issued by ocean carrier for marine transport of goods provides terms of carrier between shipperforwarder and carrier between stated points and for specific charge. Off Route Points 150 Points located off regular route highways of line-haul carriers, generally served only on irregular schedules. On the Berth 150 Term denoting that ship is ready to loaddischarge cargo. Open Account (OA) 150 Manner of supplying credit by charging goodsservices to purchaser146s account, payment for which is made at future date. Open-End Lease 150 Lessee guarantee lessor will realize minimum of value from sale of equipment at end of lease period. Open Insurance Policy 150 Form of insurance covering shipments for specified time or stated value and not limited to single shipment, most often used in marine insurance. Operating Authority 150 Routes, points and types of traffic that may be served by carrier, authority is granted by state of federal regulatory agencies. Operating Ratio 150 Comparison of carrier146s operating expenses with gross receipts income divided by expenses. Optical Character Recognition (OCR) 150 Reading of data scanning location or shape of data on document. Optimum Cube 150 The highest level of cube utilization that can be achieved when loading cargo into an ocean-freight container. Order Bill of Lading 150 Contains four distinguishing features: 1) goods are consigned to order of party named in bill of lading 2) name and post office address of party to notify on arrival of consignment at destination must always be written on bill 3) negotiable document most frequently used when shippers wish to collect for value of shipments prior to delivery 4) printed on yellow paper to make it readily distinguishable. Ordinary Livestock 150 Defined in Interstate Commerce Act as quotall cattle, swine, sheep, goats, horses and mules, except such as are chiefly valuable for breeding, racing, show purposes and other special uses. quot Outage 150 Empty space in containerdrum to accommodate natural expansion, density change, etc. due to temperature change. Overage 150 Freight in excess over quantity believed to have been shipped, or more than quantity shown on shipping document. Overheight Cargo 150 Cargo stowed in an open-top container that projects above the uppermost level of the roof struts. Over-the-Road 150 A motor carrier operation that reflects long distance, inter-city moves the opposite of local operations. Owner-Operator 150 Driver who owns and operates his own truck he may be a common carrier, contract carrier, or exempt carrier such contractor may lease rigdriver to another carrier. Owner146s Risk 150 When owner of goods remains responsible during shipping, relieving carrier of part of risk. Oxidizing Material 150 As defined in the Hazardous Materials Regulations in 49 CFT any substance that yields oxygen readily to stimulate combustion of organic matter. Packing List 150 List showing merchandise packed and all particulars, normally prepared by shipper but not necessarily required by carriers copy is usually sent to consignee to assist in verifying shipment received. Pallet 150 1) Load board with two decks separated by bearers or single deck supported by bearer constructed for transportstacking and with overall height reduced to minimum compatible with handling by forkliftpallet trucks 2) platform used for utilizing loads for storageshipping, standard pallet is 48x40x5-12 inches usually made of wood. Palletization 150 System for shipping goods on comparatively lightweight, double-decked wooden platform called pallets permits shipment of multiple units as one large unit. Payload 150 In freight transportation, profitable cargo. Per 150 1) Latin word meaning quotbyquot 2) means of 3) according to. Per Diem 150 1) Latin term meaning quotby the dayquot 2) daily charge by rail carriers for use of railcars by any other rail carriers. Performance Bond 150 Bond executed in connection with contract securing performancefulfillment of terms. Perishable Freight 150 Commodities subject to rapid deterioration or decay (fresh fruits and vegetables, dairy products, meats, fish) which require special protective services in transit like refrigeration, heating, and ventilation. Permits 150 Authority granted by ICC to contract carriers by motor vehicle or water and freight forwarders to operate in interstate commerce. Physical Distribution 150 Broad range of activities involving efficient range of activities involving efficient movement of goods from source of raw materials through production to consumer activities include warehousing, material handling, packaging, order possessing, freight transportation and other activities. Pier 150 The structure to which a vessel is secured for the purpose of loading and unloading cargo. Pier-to-House 150 A shipment loaded into a container at the pier or terminal then exported strictly to the consignee146s designated area for unloading. Pier-to-Pier 150 Containers loaded at port-of-loading and discharged at port-of-destination. Piggyback 150 Intermodal transportation system where trailerscontainers are carried on railcars essentially joint carrier movement in which motor carrier performs pickupdelivery operation to rail terminal, as well as delivery operation at terminating railhead. Pigtail 150 Slang term used for cable used to transmit electrical power to trailer. Pilferage 150 Taking property of others in transportation, usually consists of breaking into cartonscontainers and removing items. Pilot 150 Person whose duty is to steer ships, particularly along coasts or intoout of harbor. Place Utility 150 A value created in a product by changing its location. Transportation creates place utility. Plimsoll Mark - Identifying displacement mark (horizontal line painted on outside of ship) as to where a vessel may safely be loaded to, must remain above surface of water. British merchant vessels referred to as plimsoll mark. Point of Origin 150 Station at which shipment is received from shipper by transportation line. Poisons 150 As defined in Hazardous Materials Regulations in 49 CFR, these materials are further divided into two groups based on degree of hazard posed in transportation. Poison A includes gasses or liquids that are dangerous to life if only a small amount is mixed with air. Poison B includes substances, liquid and solid (pastes and semi-solids also) which are known to be toxic to man that they provide a health hazard during transportation. See also Irritating Material. Pool 150 A continuous supply of containers at a specific location to facilitate continuous volume loading. Pooling Agreement 150 Dividing of revenuebusiness among two or more carriers in accordance with previous contractsagreements. Port 150 A harbor or haven where ships may anchor, or that side of the vessel on the left hand of a person who stands on board facing the bow (front) of the vessel. Port Authority 150 A state or local government that owns, operates or otherwise provides wharf, dock and other terminal investments at ports. Port Charges 150 Charges assessed for services performed at ports, including lighterage, pilotage, towage, harbor dues, dockage and wharfage. Predatory Charges 150n Temporary pricing action by one firm to point below variable costs that has effect of removing competing firm from market. Private Carrier 150 A carrier that provides transportation service to the firm that owns or leases the vehicles and does not charge a fee. Private motor carriers may haul for a fee for wholly owned subsidiaries. Pro Forma Invoice 150 Document used largely for banking purposes, abbreviated invoice sent in advance of shipment, usually to enable buyer to obtain import permit, exchange permit or both. Pro Number 150 Any progressive or serial number applied for identification to freight bills, bills of lading, etc. Product Liability 150 Liability imposed for damages caused by accident and arising out of goodsproducts manufactured, sold, handled or distributed by insured or others trading under his name. Proof of Liability 150 Copy of waybill signed by consignee at time of delivery as receipt. Proportional Rate 150 Lower than normal rate on segment of through movement to encourage traffic or capture competitive traffic, may be percentage of standard rate or flat rate that is lower between given points. Public Warehouse 150 Storage place renting space o anyone desiring it there are five types: 1) ordinary or merchandise 2) commodity 3) household goods 4) cold storage 5) field or branch some states regard public warehouses as public utilities and fix their rates. Purchase Order 150 Form used by purchaser when placing order for merchandise or supplies. Quality Circles 150 Groups of workers formed to improve quality and productivity, usually taskoriented with voluntary participation. Quality Control 150 the management function that attempts to ensure that the goods or services manufactured or purchased meet the product or service specifications. Quay 150 Manmade docking area for loadingunloading vessels, docking is parallel allowing loading unloading from one side of ship. Quoin 150 A wedged-shaped piece of timber used to secure barrels, preventing movement during transit. Quotas 150 Many governments have established quotas of limiting imports by class of goods or country of origin, sometimes importing countries require issuance of licenses before American firms may ship to them. Radioactive Material 150 As defined in Hazardous Materials Regulations in 49 CFR, any material or combination of materials which spontaneously emits ionizing radiation and has a specific gravity greater than 0.002 microcuries per gram. The regulations include many more specific designations of radioactivity. Rate 150 Established shipping charge for movement of goods in interstate transportation pricerate is approved by Interstate Commerce Commission, intrastate by public service commission or similar body. Rate Basis 150 Formula of specific factorselements that control making of rate. Rate War 150 When carriers cut rates in an effort to secure tonnage, can occur in all commodities. Reasonable Rate 150 A rate that is high enough to cover the carrier146s cost but not too high to enable carrier to realize monopolistic profits. Re-Insurance 150 Insurance of allpart of risk by another insurer, previously assumed by an insurance company. Rebate 150 Unlawful practice in which carrier returns part of transportation charges to shipper, done to encourage shipper to use the same carrier again. Reciprocity 150 1) An exchange of rights, in motor transportation may involve granting equal rights, vehicles of several states in which reciprocity agreements are in effect 2) to give performance in buying to vendors who are customers of buying company. Reefer 150 Slang term for refrigerated trailer for hauling perishables, sometimes used in reference to other types of transportation equipment, e. g. reefer car referring to railcar with refrigeration equipment. Register (of Ships) 150 Vessel must be registered in merchant marine of some country after inspection, rating, measurement, etc. this register kept by collector of customs, contains names, ownership and other facts relative to vessels. Regular-Route Carrier 150 A motor carrier that is authorized to provide service over designated routes. Relay Terminal 150 A motor-carrier terminal designed to facilitate the substitution of one driver for another who has driven the maximum hours permitted. Reliability 150 A carrier-selection criterion that considers the variation in carrier-transit time the consistency of the transit time provided. Repartion (Order) 150 Redress in form of adjustmentreimbursement on account of unjustunreasonable charge assessed after situation has been proved to Interstate Commerce Commission. Replevin 150 Legal action instituted to recover possessions of property unlawfully taken or detained this recovery would be accomplished through court action. Restricted Articles 150 Commodities that can be handled only under certain specific conditions. Retardation 150 A force causing container and cargo to move fore, aft and upward. Retroactive 150 Application of law, rule, tariff provision, etc. to time before lawrule became effective. Risk 150 1) Term usually applied to insurance as a measurement of probability of loss 2) degree to which investor exposes himself to possibility of loss of money. Rolling 150 The side to side (athwartship) motion of a vessel. Rolling Stock 150 Freightpassenger cars owned by rail carrier, not including motive power equipment also buses, trucks and trailers owned by motor carriers. Roll-OnRoll-Off (RORO) 150 Feature in specially constructed vessel permitting vehicles to drive onoff vessel in loadingdischarging ports. Route 150 1) Coursedirection that shipment moves 2) to designate course direction shipment shall move 3) carrier(s) with junction points over which shipment moves. Routing 150 1) Process of determining how shipment will move between origin and destination routing information includes designation of carrier(s) involved, actual route of carrier and estimated time enroute 2) right of shipper to determine carriers, routes and points for transfer on FTL and FCL shipments. Running Gear 150 Complementary equipment for terminal and over-the-road handling of containers. Salvage Loss 150 In marine insurance, loss sustained by necessary sale of goods at port prior to expected destination because of quotperils of the seaquot treated as total loss with amount realized from sale of goods credited on amount payable under policy. Scale of Rates 150 Numerous rates adjusted in relation to each other. Scow 150 Hollowflat-bottomed boat used for transporting gravel, sand and similar bulk commodities. Sea-Bee Vessel 150 Ocean vessel constructed with heavy-duty submersible hydraulic-lift or elevator system located at the stern of the vessel. The See-Bee system moves barges from one inland coastal water system to another Sea-Bee barges are larger than LASH barges. Seal 150 Device applied to freight carmotor vehicle door fastening which shows that door fastening where it146s applied has not been tampered with between time of application and time of breaking seal. Seaworthiness 150 Sufficiency of vessel in materials, construction, equipment, officers and crew for voyage service where employed an implied condition of all policies of marine insurance unless otherwise specifically stipulated. Self-Insurance 150 Assumption of risk without insurance coverage through systematic provision of funds to provide for loss which individualfirm may suffer. Semi 150 Slang term for semi-trailer, also used loosely in referring to tractor-trailer combination. Ship Agent 150 A liner company or tramp ship operator representative who facilitates ship arrival, clearance, loadingunloading, and fee payment while at a specific port. Ship Broker 150 A firm that serves as a go-between for the tramp ship owner and the chartering consignor or consignee. Ship Chandler 150 One who furnishes everything necessary to equip vessel. Shipper146s Agent 150 A firm that acts primarily to match up small shipments, especially single-traffic piggyback loads to permit use of twin-trailer piggyback rates. Ship146s Papers 150 Merchant vessel is required to carry these documents: 1) register 2) log book 3) charter party, if chartered 4) muster roll or list of crew 5) ship146s articles 6) bill of health 7) bill of lading or duplicate receipts of cargo from master to shippers 8) manifest or general statement of cargo 9) invoices or detailed statements of cost of goods 10) clearance or permission from authorities to sail 11) certificate of inspection 12) passenger list of passengers are carried 13) bill of sale (ship has been sold by citizens of one country to citizens of another together with consular certificate 14) officer146s licenses and 15) license to carry on port trade. Shipment 150 1) Lot of freight tendered to carry by one consignee at one place at one time for delivery to the consignee at one place on one bill of lading 2) goodsmerchandise in one or more containers, pieces or parcels for transportation from one shipper to single destination. Shipper146s Certificate 150 Form filled out presented by shipper to outbound carrier at transit point (together with instructions and inbound carrier146s freight bill), asking for reshipping privilege and transit rate on commodity previously brought into transit point. Shipper146s Export Declaration (SED) 150 Form required by Treasury Department and completed by shipper showing value, weight, consignee, destination, etc. export of shipments as well as Schedule B identification. Short Shipment 150 Piece of freight missing from shipment. Cargo received is less than what is stipulated by documents on hand. Sight Draft 150 Sight draft, COD international trade, usually calls for release of bills of lading and all other documents making up commercial to set buyer against cash payments to collecting bank. Skids 150 Battens or a series of parallel runners fitted beneath boxes or packages to raise them clear of the floor to permit easy access of forklift blades or other handling equipment. Sliding Tandem 150 An assembly rigged on a chassis that may be shifted to adjust axle weights. Slurry 150 Dry commodities that are made into a liquid form by the addition of water or other fluids to permit pumping through pipelines. Spotting 150 Placing a railcar to be loadedunloaded. Spreader 150 Device for spreading lifting cables on frame to provide balanced lift on four corners of container allowing load to be lifted straight up. Standard International Trade Classification (SITC) 150 Numerical code developed by United Nations and adopted by United States airlines as basis for numerical identification of commodities moving in air freight. Starboard 150 Right side of ship. Statutory Notice 150 Length of time required by law for carriers to give notice of changes in tariffs, rates, rules and regulations 150 usually thirty day, unless otherwise permitted by authority from Interstate Commerce Commission or other regulatory body. Steamship Conferences 150 Collective rate-making bodies for liner water carriers. Stevedore 150 Person having charge of loadingunloading of ships. Stow 150 To arrange in compact mass, e. g. stow cargo in hold of ship. Straddle Carrier 150 Mobile truck equipment with the capacity for lifting a container within its own framework. Straight Bill of Lading 150 Non-negotiable document provides that shipment is to be delivered direct to party whose name is shown as consignee, carrier does not require its surrender upon delivery except when needed to identify consignee. Stripping 150 In truck transportation, emptying truck of cargo and arranging shipments by destination. Stuffing 150 Slang term for loading cargo container. Subrogation 150 Right of an insurance company to recover amount paid to insured from third party that may have caused loss. Surcharge 150 An add-on charge to the applicable charges motor carriers have a fuel surcharge and railroads can apply a surcharge to any joint rate that does not yield 110 percent of variable cost. Surety Bond 150 Contract between principal and responsible third party (surety) which makes surety momentarily responsible for principal146s fulfillment of obligation to obligee (party who is protected). Systems Concept 150 A decision-making strategy that emphasizes overall efficiency of the whole rather than the efficiency of the individual parts of the system. TOFC 150 Trailer-on-flatcar, also called piggyback, shipments moving TOFC receive special rates from tariffs providing for that class or tariff. Tandem 150 A truck that has two drive-axles or a trailer that has two axles. Tanktainer 150 Tank built into standard frame and used to transport liquids. Tapering Rate 150 A rate that increases with distances but not in direct proportion to the distance the commodity is shipped. Tare 150 Amount of gross weight that can be deducted from packing weight, usually allowance is four pounds per 104 pounds. Tare Weight 150 1) Weight of container and material used for packaging 2) in transportation terms, weight of cartruck exclusive of contents. Tariff (Transportation) - Printed price list issued by carrier showing transportation charges. Temporary Authority 150 The Interstate Commerce Commission may grant a temporary operating authority as a common carrier for up to 270 days. Tender 150 Offer of goods for transportation by shipper or offer of delivery on part of carrier. Terminal 150 An assigned area in which containers are prepared to be loaded into a vessel or are stacked immediately after discharge from the vessel any assigned area for the loadingunloading temporary storage of vehicles, or the interchange of freight during transit. TEU 150 Twenty-foot equivalent unit (6.10 m). A standard unit for counting containers of various lengths and for describing the capacities of container ships or terminals. One standard 40-foot, ISOS series 1 container equals 2 TEU146s. Through Bill of Lading 150 Covers goods, moving from point of origin to final destination, even though transfers are made to different carriers in transit. Time Draft 150 Draft maturing at certain fixed time after presentationacceptance. Time Utility 150 A value created in a product by having the product available at a time desired transportation and warehousing create time utility. Title 150 Document which confers on holder right of ownershippossesstransfer of merchandise specified, e. g. bills of lading and warehouse receipts. Ton 150 Long ton, 2,240 pounds short ton, 2,000 pounds metric ton, 2,206.6 pounds. Tonnage 150 1) Carrying capacity of shipvessel 2) taxduty paid on such capacity 3) weight ship will carry expressed in tons. Tort 150 Wrong, other than breach of contract, committed upon personproperty of another. Tracing 150 Determine where a shipment is during the course of a move. Traffic 150 Departmentdivision responsible for obtaining most economical commodity classification and method of transporting materials and products people andor property carried by transportation companies. Traffic Management 150 The management of activities associated with buying and controlling transportation services for a shipper or consignee or both. Tramp 150 Vessel that does not operate along definite route on fixed schedule, but calls at any port where cargo is available. Transit Time 150 The total time that elapses from pickup to delivery of a shipment. Transloading 150 The practice of breaking (transferring) bulk shipments from the vehiclecontainer of one mode to that of another at one or a series of terminal interchange points. Usually transloading involves transporting a continuous volume of similar products, creating a rolling (in-transit) inventory of the products. Transship 150 Term commonly used to denote transfer of goods from one means of transportation to another, rehandling of goods enroute. Trip Charter 150 Hiring vessel to haul cargo for special voyage. Twist Locks 150 A set of four, twistable bayonet-type, shear keys used as part of a spreader to pick up a container or as part of a chassis to secure containers. UCC 150 Uniform Commercial Code U. S. Customs Bonded Warehouse 150 Until import duty (if required) is paid, federal government retains control of goods imports awaiting collection of duty must be stored at importer146s expense in custody of warehouse willingable to furnish bond that commodities will not be released until necessary duties are paid. Ullage 150 Empty space present when caskcontainer is not full. Unit Train 150 An entire, uninterrupted locomotive-car-and-caboose movement between an origin and destination rail movement of large tonnages of single-bulk products between two points. Utilization 150 The consolidation of a quantity of individual items into one large shipping unit for easier handling loading one or more large items of cargo onto a single piece of equipment such as a pallet. Value Added Tax 150 (VAT) Government imposed taxation on import cargo. Value-of-Service Pricing 150 Pricing according to the value of the product being transported third degree price of discrimination demand-oriented pricing, charges what the traffic will bear. Valuation Actual 150 Actual value of goods shown on bill of lading by shipper when rate to be applied depends on value. Vanning 150 A term sometimes used for stowing cargo in a container. Vessel 150 Generally, craft used or intended to be used as means of transportation by water. Vessel Ton 150 100 cubic feet. Volatility 150 1) Ability of liquid to vaporize 2) Explosivity. Voyage Charter 150 Engaging services of ship (cargo) for specified trip from one port to another at established tonnage rate. Waiver 150 1) Written statement canceling previous claimright, usually refers to only one person or specific situation 2) intentionally forfeiting a right Warehouse 150 Place for receivingstoring goods and merchandise for-hire warehouseman is bound to use ordinary diligence in preserving goods. Wastage 150 Loss of goods due to handling, decay, leakage, shrinkage, etc. Waybill (WB) - Document containing description of goods that are part of common carrier freight shipment, also shows origin, destination, consigneeconsignor and amount charged copies travel with goods and are retained by carrier for internal record and control, especially during transit not a transportation contract. Weight Break 150 The shipment volume at which the LTL charges equal to TL charges at the minimum weight. Weigh Station 150 Permanent station equipped with scales at which motor vehicles transporting property on public highways are required to stop for checking of gross vehicle andor axle weights many states also use portable scales to compliance with their weight limits also often combined with port of entry facilities. Weight 150 In shipping, weight is qualified further as gross (weight of goods and container), net (weight of goods themselves without any container) and legal (similar to net, determined in such manner as law of particular countryjurisdiction may direct). Wharf 150 Loadingdischarging terminal built parallel to streamshore line. Wharfage 150 1) Charges made for handling traffic on wharf 2) charge made for docking vessels at wharf. Without Recourse 150 When drafts are negotiated without recourse, beneficiary is relieved of responsibility to holder of draft to extent permissible under contract involved and under law governing transaction. (No Terms and Definitions available at this time) Yard (Freight) 150 Unit of track systems within certain area used for storing cars, loadingunloading freight and making up trains, over which movements not authorized by timetable or train order may be made, subject to prescribed signalsregulations. Yardage 150 Livestock shipped to stockyards is subject to yardage charges in addition to transportation and other charges, usually assessed on basis of so much per head, varying in amount according to type of livestock. Zone of Reasonableness 150 A zone or limit within which air carriers are permitted to change rates without regulatory scrutiny if the rate change is within the zone, the new rate is presumed to be reasonable. Zone-of-Trade Flexibility 150 Railroads are permitted to raise rates by a percentage increased in the railroad cost index determined by the ICC rates may be raised by 4 percent.