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| Load Broker | See transportation broker.
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| LTL Carrier | LTL carriers are trucking companies that consolidate less-than-truckload cargo for multiple destinations on one vehicle. LTL carriers are carriers which specialize in shipments under 10,000 pounds.
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| Motor Carrier | A motor carrier refers to an individual, partnership, or a corporation that is engaged in the transportation of goods. A motor carrier is an enterprise that offers service via motor carriage (truck).
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| P & D | Pickup and Delivery.
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| Pallet | A platform with or without sides, on which a number of packages or pieces may be loaded to facilitate handling.
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| Piggyback | The transportation of highway trailers or removable trailer bodies on rail cars specifically equipped for the service. It is essentially a joint carrier movement in which the motor carrier forms a pickup and delivery operations to a rail terminal, as well as a delivery operation at the terminating rail head.
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| Private Carrier | A company which maintains its own trucks to transport its own freight.
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| Reefer | A refrigerated trailer.
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| Refrigerated Carrier | A refrigerated carrier refers to a trucking company that specializes in moving temperature sensitive freight. Refrigerated carriers utilize vans that have controlled temperature reefer units on their trailers to keep specialized products at a constant temperature. Food items and pharmaceuticals are common products that are shipped by refrigerated carriers.
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| Shipper | The person or company who is usually the supplier or owner of commodities shipped. Also called the consignee.
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