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Rate The price of a transport service .Quantity, amount or degree measured or applied |
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Rebate That part of a transport charge which the carrier agrees to return. |
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Receipt A written acknowledgement, that something has been received. |
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Reefer Cargo Cargo requiring temperature control. |
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Reefer Container A thermal container with refrigerating appliances (mechanical compressor unit, absorption unit etc.) to control the temperature of cargo. |
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Regroup age The process of splitting up shipments into various consignments (degroup age) and combining these small consignments into other shipments (group age). |
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Release Order A document issued by or on behalf of the carrier authorising the release of import cargo identified thereon and manifested under a single Bill of Lading.Go to top |
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Roll-on Roll-off Abbreviation: RoRo System of loading and discharging a vessel whereby the cargo is driven on and off by means of a ramp. |
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Route The track along which goods are (to be) transported.. |
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Routing The determination of the most efficient route(s) that people, goods, materials and or means of transport have to follow. The process of determining how a shipment will be moved between consignor and consignee or between place of acceptance by the carrier and place of delivery to the consignee. The process of aiding a vessel's navigation by supplying long range weather forecasts and indicating the most economic and save sailing route |
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