Terminal Capacity Reservation

In logistics, a terminal is a facility where goods are transferred between different transport modes, temporarily stored, consolidated, and dispatched...

The maximum volume of goods and/or ships that a terminal can process, store, and move in a given time frame under specific operating conditions.

The term KV reservation is not a standardized term in common logistics glossaries. Literally, it denotes a reservation connected to the abbreviation K...

RFS capacity refers to the amount of freight space or cargo capacity that is currently available and ready to be allocated to shipments (Ready-For-Ser...

A facility at a port, airport, or inland freight terminal where goods are received, stored, loaded, unloaded, and transferred between transport modes.

The border terminal capacity is the maximum throughput of a border terminal (customs, transport, or freight terminal) for handling goods within a give...