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What are Linear feet in transport and logistics - how to calculate Linear feet for LTL shipments - YouTube – Watch from class Quiz 3: Lanes in a full truck load parlance refers to: A specific origin and a destination   A definition that includes all kinds of “semi-trucks” would be:   A combination of a tractor and one or more trailers   In trucking, FTL stands for: Full Truck Load   In delivering truck load cargo, we may have a layover because:   truck reaches when the destination is closed   Comparing FTL and LTL, all of these are advantages of FTL except   FTL has the cheaper total cost   Shippers may be forced to use spot markets if: They have high seasonality   The usual length of a semi-truck is: 53”   The main advantage of 2 way pallets over 4 way pallets is that they: are more durable   The landing gear in a semi-truck is used when: the tractor is detached from the trailer  
For full truck shipping, if a company has very low volume on a trade lane, they should ideally use: Spot market   A manufacturing company ships their products in 78 lanes from their Atlanta warehouse. This means: the company ships to 78 destinations from Atlanta   Generally, a semi-truck has 5 axels and 18 tiers   A common carrier: Needs both liability and cargo insurance   Full truck load pricing is decided on the basis of all of these except Freight class   The distance used to quote truck load freight is based on:   Mutually agreed freight programs llke PC Miler   Spot markets for truck loads refer to:   Getting a quote for the current need   Companies are reluctant to invest in efficient 4 way pallets because It is difficult to get the pallets back   Which of these is a smart tactic to minimize layovers on a 5 day route?
Shipping the long distance routes closer to Friday   A business does not want to own their own trucks, but they want a higher level of reliability. In this case, the business should choose:   Contract carriers   For full truck shipping, if a company has very low volume on a trade lane, they should ideally use: Spot market Given a trade lane, if the shipping volume increases by x%: the freight will increase by less than x %   If the pallets are loaded in the straight arrangement, how many pallets (40” X 48”) can be loaded in a 53” ft semi-truck at one level? 26 Quiz 4(Chat GTP) A truck, or truck-tractor with a trailer, that is involved in interstate commerce and weighs, including any load, 15000 pounds or more, does not have to follow the hours of service regulations. False A driver doing last mile delivery   has to dliver in the radius of 120 miles. She starts her shift at 6 am and ends it at 4 am for 5 days a week. All her time records are accurately maintained. Is the driver exempt from HOS regulations? Yes   What is the maximum time a driver can consecutively drive without having to stop? 8 hours  
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If the driver is free to do activities that he chooses to do and can leave the vehicle where it is parked, the driver is considered to be: Off duty   The 60, 70 hour limit specifies that: The driver may be on duty for up to 60 hours on 7 consecutive days   A driver takes a nap in the truck sleeper. The driver can extend the 14 hour duty time because of this nap   False   In the 14 hour duty time, a driver can drive for a maximum of 11 hours   A driver completes the 60/70 hour duty cycle. To start the next duty cycle the driver must be off duty for 34 hours   In a 70 hour, 8 day schedule the driver has been on duty for 70 hours. How much longer can the driver drive for? 0 hours   If a driver faces an adverse driving condition like bad weather or traffic and has been forced to drive slow, she may extend her 11 hour duty time by: 2 hours Quiz 5 An item with NMFC class 55, weighs 900 lbs. The tariff table for this class has these CWT rates: L5C:87.91    
A small business ships goods in standard sized cartons. The cartons are not palletized. The shipment would have: high stowability, difficult handling   The base rates for LTL cargo are based on: higher of actual weight and dimensional weight   Different types of cellphones have about the same density. They are packaged in cases and loaded on similar pallets. Yet, they have different freight classes. This could be because: more expensive cellphones have a higher freight class   The commodity classification has                     .   freight classes? 18 An LTL shipment has 3 cartons of size 48 X 40 X 65 inches. If the DIM factor of 194 in 3 /lbs, what is the total volumetric weight in lbs of the shipment? ((48x40x65)x3)/194= 1,929.8969072164 The LTL fright codes have been designed by National Motor Freight Traffic Association The four factors that define a commodity’s NMFC freight class are: density, stowability, handling, liability   On a per pound basis, the class that has the cheapest base rate is 50 An LTL shipment has one standard GMA pallet of 48 x 40 inches. The pallet is loaded so that the 48 inch side is along the length of the trailer. If the shipping company uses is 630 lbs / feet, the dimensional weight of the shipment would be  (palletsxlength)/12=linear feet (1x48)/12=4, 4x630= 2520 Which of these statements if   FALSE   with respect to moving perishable cargo: perishability is not considered in assigning freight class
  Hazardous cargo packed securely on pallets would have: low stowability, easy handling     Linear footage is influenced by all of these except: Stacking the cargo on a thinner pallet On a per pound basis, the class that has the cheapest base rate is 50 Every commodity will be assigned to One and only one class An LTL shipment of class 55 weighs 900 lbs. The standard freight table for the given source and desitination is displayed below. What will be the total base rate for the shipment.   71.22*9(per 100)= 640.98        
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