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- Call Before PickupCall Before Pickup: Call before pick up is a request for the carrier to call ahead of pick up. It's a special handling service.
- Cargo Insurance Cargo Insurance: Cargo insurance, or freight insurance, is full or partial coverage for freight that has been damaged or lost during shipping.
- CarrierCarrier A carrier is a person or a trucking company that transports goods using their own assets: trucks, trains, ships, or airplanes.
- ChassisChassis: A frame with wheels that's used to secure a container during shipping via rail.
- China Top China Top: A type of trailer with a solid roof and curtains on the side. It allows for cargo to be protected from the elements and to be loaded or unloaded from the sides of the trailer.
- ClassShipping Class: Each product is given a freight class ranging from 50-400 (determined by the National Motor Freight Traffic Association) based on its density and its assumed risk/liability for hauling.
- Collect on Delivery/Cash on Delivery (COD) COD - Collect on Delivery / Cash on Delivery: A process where the carrier collects payment for the shipment from the consignee, before releasing the freight. An alternative to COD is pre-paid shipping, where the freight has(...)
- Commodity Commodity: Commodity is an item being shipped.
- ConsigneeConsignee: Consignee is an entity who is the buyer and generally the receiver of a freight shipment.
- ConsolidationConsolidation: Consolidating freight shipments means combining several shipments together in the same truck, to save on freight shipping costs.
- ContainerContainer: A container is a large metal box used for the transportation of freight by road, rail, sea, or air. The standard length are 20ft (6.06m) and 40ft (12.2m).
- Containerization Containerization: Containerization is the system of intermodal freight transportation using intermodal containers of standardized sizes. Containers removed the need for manual handling and warehousing at ports.
- Crane Loaded Crane Loaded: When cargo is crane loaded, it means it's loaded using a crane (for example, shipping containers, or any freight that is too big/heavy for a forklift).
- Crane ServicesCrane Services: Cranes are used for loading or unloading cargo that is too large or too heavy for forklifts.
- Crate Crate: A crate is a large container with four walls and a bottom, with or without a top, used for transporting and/or storing large, heavy or fragile items. For more information on the key differences between crates and(...)
- Cross-Docking Cross-docking: Cross-docking is a method of logistics where the freight is unloaded from inbound transportation and loaded onto outbound transportation, with little or no storage time in-between.
- Cubic CapacityCubic Capacity: Cubic capacity is the total volume inside a truck, train, or ship, measured in cubic feet.
- Curtain Top Curtain Top: A curtain top, curtain side (curtainside), China top or a Conestoga truck are all synonyms for a truck with a hard top with roll-up curtain sides. It's used for side loading cargo that needs to be protected from(...)
- Customs BrokerCustoms Broker: A customs broker is a licensed person or company responsible for clearing goods through customs on behalf of importers and exporters, usually businesses. Trucking companies work with customs brokers to clear freight(...)
- Customs Clearance Customs Clearance: Shipments transpored cross-border (by land, air, or sea) must pass customs clearance before they are allowed to enter or exit a country. This process is handled by a customs broker.
- Customs Invoice / Commercial Invoice Customs Invoice / Commercial Invoice: A customs invoice (USA) or a commercial invoice (Canada) is a document with a full description of the cargo, including the value and origin. This is a required document for most goods(...)