Risk Management and Compliance - Page 2

In the trucking world, understanding terms and classifications is crucial for efficient operations. One of such terms is NOI. This abbreviation is essential for handling documentation as it classifies the shipped cargo. Proper classification affects the requirements and cost of transportation.  The text delves into what does NOI stand for in shipping, its meaning, and […]

Automotive batteries are the main components of vehicles that power their engine. However, they often contain dangerous components that make them hazardous materials. Thus, they require additional actions during transportation to ensure safety. The main aspect is to clarify automotive batteries’ hazmat class and potential risks. LAX Freight aims to help you better understand the […]

One of the essential knowledges for trucking companies and drivers is axle weight limits. They may vary for different truck types, states, or areas. Still, compliance with these standards is crucial to ensure the safety and efficiency of operations. What are the axle weight limits? Axel weight limits standards that identify the maximum weight for […]

The Air Waybill is a main document of the air shipping that ensures the efficient and timely delivery. It serves as a contract of carriage and receipt of goods, providing cargo tracking, customs clearance, and legal compliance. The article includes the review of the document’s critical aspects, its functions and requirements, and an airway bill […]

In the logistics, one of the main aspects is ensuring that goods reached their destination. The primary document for that is a proof of delivery (POD). It maintains transparency, accountability, and confirming the receipt of goods. The article reviews the definition of proof of delivery, its types, importance, and difference from the bill of lading, […]

Logistics and supply chain management can be consuming tasks in time and costs. Third-party logistics (3PL) providers handle supply chain aspects of your business. Their infrastructure and access to technologies can help to improve operational efficiency, reduce costs or provide a possibility to focus on main activities of your business. We review the roles and […]

With the inherent complexities and challenges involved in trucking operations, a comprehensive understanding of risk management in trucking is essential for businesses to thrive in this dynamic industry.

In the dynamic realm of international trade, the freight forwarding sector serves as a pivotal hub, facilitating the smooth transportation of goods across borders. Yet, within this essential industry lurk shadowy forces of deception and misconduct, preying on unsuspecting entities.

Serving as a vital maritime conduit linking the Pacific, Caribbean Sea, and Atlantic Ocean, the canal finds itself grappling with unexpectedly low water levels during what should be the rainy season.

This crisis has led to congestion of tankers and cargo ships in the bay, as canal traffic experiences a significant reduction.

Throughout the journey of your cargo, the exposure to potential risks leading to damage or complete loss of your shipment is undeniable. Imagine a scenario where a container ship carrying your goods sinks at sea, leaving the carrier’s liability insufficient to cover your freight’s full value.

Hazardous materials shipping regulations play a critical role in ensuring the safe handling of these goods. If you’re involved in selling these products online, you’ll encounter challenges when it comes to shipping them, especially if you’re one of the hazmat shippers.

Whether one is ordering shoes online or shipping industrial equipment in large quantities, a common issue may arise: the freight may be lost or damaged during transit.