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Glossary Terms 1

Across
A vehicle used for escort of a shipment.
Calls made to prospects you have never communicated with
The transport of over-dimensional, often heavy material. Generally, heavy haul freight will require a state permit and specialized trailer in order to meet DOT regulations.
The shipment of single or multiple pallets.
A carrier offering dedicated or contracted service in a specific lane or region.
A third-party company whom works with a shipper and carrier to arrange transportation of goods
Carrier insurance requirements for the transportation of freight or cargo.
Less-Than-Load transportation of freight or cargo in smaller quantities.
The ability to follow freight from origin to destination.
Good or cargo transported for pay.
The receiving or delivery end of a freight shipment.
A term applied to a person who assists a motor carrier or trucking company in loading/unloading freight.
A motor carrier that is operating in a small area or region. Generally, drayage describes the act of moving containers to/from port and international terminals.
To relay pickup information to a carrier verbally, written, or electronically.
Chain, ropes, or other devices that are used to secure a shipment.
Freight which is critical or needed on a JIT
A form of calculating freight charges that takes into account the number of miles multiplied by the rate.
Down
Any location where freight originates
A charge made against a carrier or trucking company for damage or loss.
Total line haul and accessorial charges for a shipment.
Loose material that is laid beneath or wedged under objects shipped by truck or rail to prevent damage to the product and make transport safer.
Any additional charge assessed by a trucking company that is not included in line haul.
A third-party company whom works with a shipper and carrier to arrange transportation of goods.
An individual or company engaged in transporting good for profit.
A charge or fee assessed to account for a shipper or receiver delay in loading/unloading a truck. This is fee is only assessed when the shipper/receiver are at fault for the delay (not when a carrier is late)
Transportation Management System manages and coordinates multiple functions of transportation and logistics programs and is common among 3PL's and shippers alike.
A shipment which is larger than the LTL, but smaller than a FTL or full truckload.
A carrier offering its services at published rates to all persons for interstate transportation.
A load that is common for residential or jobsite deliveries.
A material that could be a danger or threat to the environment if released.