Limited Access Locations
TLI university: Limited Access Locations
Less-than-truckload (LTL) limited access accessorial fees are charges that may be added to the cost of shipping when certain conditions or circumstances are present. These fees are designed to cover additional costs that may be incurred by the carrier when delivering or picking up shipments.
Some common examples of situations that may trigger limited access accessorial fees include:
Limited access accessorial fees vary by carrier and may be based on the specific conditions or circumstances present at the pickup or delivery location. It is important to understand these fees and to factor them into the overall cost of shipping when making transportation decisions.
Rule of Thumb Summary
In summary, LTL limited access accessorial fees are charges that may be added to the cost of shipping when certain conditions or circumstances are present. These fees help to cover additional costs that may be incurred by the carrier when delivering or picking up shipments and may be based on the specific conditions or requirements at the pickup or delivery location.
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