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Misdescription of articles , resulting in higher rates than are lawfully applicable . 12. Transposition of figures in the weight or rate columns . 13. Incorrect description of containers . 14. Erroneous assessment of penalty ratings for ...
Misdescription of articles , resulting in higher rates than are lawfully applicable . 12. Transposition of figures in the weight or rate columns . 13. Incorrect description of containers . 14. Erroneous assessment of penalty ratings for ...
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For example , the rate scale in Southern Territory was approximately 140 percent of the rate scale in Official Territory , and the Western Territory scale was fractionally higher than that of Southern Territory .
For example , the rate scale in Southern Territory was approximately 140 percent of the rate scale in Official Territory , and the Western Territory scale was fractionally higher than that of Southern Territory .
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A carrier is entitled to a higher margin of profit per se on shipments which necessitate higher insurance coverage than on commodities requiring less protection . It is for this reason essentially , for example , that the rating of a ...
A carrier is entitled to a higher margin of profit per se on shipments which necessitate higher insurance coverage than on commodities requiring less protection . It is for this reason essentially , for example , that the rating of a ...
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Contents
CHAPTER PAGE | 1 |
SHIPPING DOCUMENTSPART I | 7 |
SHIPPING DOCUMENTSPART II | 30 |
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accepted accordance actual agent amount appear applicable Association authorized barrels basis bill of lading boxes carload charges Chicago class rate Committee commodity commodity rates Company complete consignee contains contract costs covered delivery destination determined document effective equipment established exceptions existing Express freight rate handling higher important included individual industry Interstate Commerce Commission issued Item less lines listed loaded lower matter means ment minimum weight motor carriers Motor Freight Classification move National Motor Freight Official operating original packages particular percent person points pounds practice prescribed present proper published rail railroads Railway reasonable reference regulations respective result rier rule separate ship shipment shipper shown Southern specified supplements tariff Territory tion traffic Traffic Management transportation Trucking truckload uniform United volume Western York
Bibliographic information
| Title | Elements of Freight Traffic |
| Author | William Way |
| Contributor | American Trucking Associations. Regular Common Carrier Conference |
| Publisher | Regular Common Carrier Conference, ATA, 1956 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 4 Aug 2006 |
| Length | 327 pages |
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