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The Freight Broker has no bond to file a claim against How do you get paid then for a load of freight you pulled?
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∙ 15y ago
At first look I would say you dont. Did you check their authority and bond status beforehand?
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How do you go about getting paid for a load of freight you pulled for a broker out of Alton Ill called Integrated Freight Systems MC455270-B owed since 7-29-07?
Brokers are required to post a $10K bond - find out who carries the bond and file a complaint (claim) against the bond.
Where was the first freight train invented?
"freight trains" were in use in and around mines 100 to 200 years before steam engines were invented - they were pulled by men or animals.
How do you define a train?
A train is a series of cars pulled by a locomotive for transporting passengers or freight by rail.
Can maglev vehicles be used as freight movers?
Unless technology makes some significant advances, steel wheels on steel rails pulled by traction engines is more economical and easier to run lines where you want.
When putting away or stocking recently dated freight what should be done?
You should ensure that older stock is pulled to the front, and newer stock is put to the back. It is a question of stock rotation. Don't sell new stock if older stock is waiting to be sold.
What is a slip sheet?
A load on the truck or container using slipsheets instead of pallets. In some cases the edge of the slipsheet can be "grabbed" by a special attachment on the forklift and pulled onto the forks. Sometimes they will use slipsheets to allow for more usable room for the freight, other times they use slipsheets because of issues with wood or the cost of plastic pallets.
What is a slip-sheets load?
A load on the truck or container using slipsheets instead of pallets. In some cases the edge of the slipsheet can be "grabbed" by a special attachment on the forklift and pulled onto the forks. Sometimes they will use slipsheets to allow for more usable room for the freight, other times they use slipsheets because of issues with wood or the cost of plastic pallets.
What is it meant by a slip sheet load?
A load on the truck or container using slipsheets instead of pallets. In some cases the edge of the slipsheet can be "grabbed" by a special attachment on the forklift and pulled onto the forks. Sometimes they will use slipsheets to allow for more usable room for the freight, other times they use slipsheets because of issues with wood or the cost of plastic pallets.
If your brother was pulled over can you be given a ticket even though you were not pulled over?
Yes. There are several charges that can be made against any person in the car, and in some cases against the owner of the car even when they are not present.
What were the benefits of canals in the mid-1800s?
Saved time , labor , fuel , all costs by shortening the routes between countries .(one ocesn to another) Before the introduction of locomotive power draught animals were the primary source of overland freight transport. Roads were often badly maintained and steep hills could limit the ability of horses to pull the loads required. A horse pulling a barge on the prepared flat level of a canal could pull fifty times the weight of a road cart. Twenty five carts pulled by fifty horses would require 25 drivers. By road all these horses and drivers would need feeding and stabling at night wheras a bargee could sleep on his barge and carry enough fodder for his horse along with his freight. Canals also kept a huge amount of freight off roads which were used for passenger journeys. Often by high speed coaches drawn by teams of four horses which were changed regularly in order to maintain maximum speed. Without canals the main road routes would have been clogged with slow moving goods carts.
How was the chariot used in sports?
it was pulled by horse and usually raced against other chariots
How did the transportation look like in the 1825-1829?
People travelled on horseback or in horse drawn vehicles before and during this period. Some goods were transported by canal pulled by horses. In 1825 Stephenson's Stockton and Darlington Railway, using steam locomotives, first carried freight. In 1829 George and Robert Stephenson's locomotive, The Rocket, sets a speed record of 47 km/h (29 mph)near Liverpool. Thus in this period we begin to see the start of the development of the railways.
