Negotiated Freight Routing Agreements

Quelle: https://cscmp.org/CSCMP/Educate/SCM_Glossary/SCM_Glossary.aspx

A negotiated freight routing agreement is a contract between a shipper and a carrier in which the terms for transportation pathways—including origin, destination, handling points, and tariffs—are predefined and mutually agreed upon. Such agreements enable optimized routing, cost control, and service-level commitments by establishing fixed rates and conditions for specific lanes or corridors over a defined period.

Related Terms

You might also be interested in these terms

Freight

Freight is the paid transportation of goods by land, sea, or air, and also refers to the goods being transported.

Learn more

Routing AI

An AI-based optimization method for planning and optimizing transport or delivery routes in real time, considering constraints such as capacity, deliv...

Learn more

Interline Freight Routing Agreements

Interline Freight Routing Agreements are contractual arrangements between two or more carriers that coordinate the carriage of freight shipments under...

Learn more

Negotiated Urban Freight Routing Access

Negotiated Urban Freight Routing Access refers to a regulatory or contractual framework in which freight carriers and municipal authorities collaborat...

Learn more

Freight rate

The freight rate refers to the price per unit (e.g., per tonne, cubic meter, or container) charged for transporting goods along a specified route or s...

Learn more

Rail freight

Rail freight is the transport of goods by rail using locomotives and freight cars, as a service within logistics and supply chains, enabling movement ...

Learn more

⚖️ ICC Incoterms 2020

Incoterms 2020 Simulator: Who bears costs & risk?

Analyze all 11 Incoterms 2020: cost matrix, risk timeline, insurance gap detector and customs responsibility – free, no login required.

Incoterms Simulator →