Back to Basics
Surrender, TLX Release, Seaway, Express, Original
What are different types of bills of lading?
TEU
What is Twenty-foot Equivalent Unit?
One ____ is equivalent to 2 TEU's
What is FEU?
The year incoterms were last updated.
What is 2020?
A change made to the route of a shipment in transit.
What is a diversion?
This must be filed 48-72 hours before a shipment departs from the last foreign port.
What is ISF Filing?
LCL
What is Less than Container Load?
Every _______ has a National Motor Freight Classification that corresponds to a specific freight class number for LCL shipments.
What is commodity?
A ships capacity is 8,000 TEU's then how many 40' containers will fit.
What is 4,000 FEU's?
A narrow strip of land with sea on either side.
What is an isthmus?
This fee is added when a trucker pulls a container from the port/depot and stores it at the trucker's yard instead of immediately delivering it.
What is pre-pull?
DAP
What is Delivered at Place?
_____ containers are the most commonly used containers in the world.
What is dry?
The number of times a container can be diverted.
What is 1?
Implemented in 2018 and designed to cut down on traffic congestion during peak hours at the ports of LGB/LAX by encouraging containers to be retrieved outside of those peak hours.
What is pier pass?
The removal of cargo from a container. Also known as unstuffing, unloading or stripping.
What is devanning?
IN+CO+TERM
What is International Commerical Terms of Agreement?
______ is the largest container shipping company.
What is Maersk?
The average container ship has a capacity of almost _________ TEU's.
What is 10,000?
This type of container is used to load over-sized items and have 2 sides that can be folded up or down.
What are flat rack containers?
Charges applied when a container is left in a terminal past its designated "free time".
What is Demurrage?
CBSA
What is Canada Border Service Agency?
At least __ to __ vessels pass through the Panama Canal each day.
What is 35 to 40?
The year the Panama Canal officially opened.
What is 1914?
Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Bill of Lading, e-manifest, Shipper's export declaration.
What are documents required for Canadian imports?