Chartering practice

Chartering refers to the hiring of an entire transport unit (e.g. vessel, aircraft, truck) by a shipper or forwarder under a charter party agreement, ...

The practice of determining, pricing, and applying tariffs for transportation and logistics services, based on criteria such as cargo volume, weight, ...

The term is not a standard one in logistics. A possible interpretation is the systematic, active use of mobile or web-based applications (apps) to sup...

A geofence is a defined geographic boundary used to monitor the movements of vehicles or goods; when a device enters or exits the boundary, automated ...

An EXW practice error occurs when EXW is applied incorrectly. Under EXW, the seller's obligation is to make the goods available at their premises (or ...

Corridor practice refers to standardized procedures, workflows, and best practices agreed and applied along a transport corridor (such as TEN-T or fre...