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PURPOSE AND USE
The Inland Bill of Lading (also
known as Straight Bill of Lading) may be presented in several formats.
Each of these provides the required information for the inland
transport of goods by motor carrier, rail, or by a combination of these
modes. The form also acts as a Contract for Carriage between the
shipper and the carrier. The Bill of Lading for inland transport has
three purposes:
Form Facts:
Form Instructions:
Common Errors to Avoid:
Hazmat Emergency Response Bill of Lading PURPOSE AND USE This
document is used to ship hazardous materials or a combination of
hazardous and non-hazardous materials on a domestic Uniform Straight
Bill of Lading.
Required
information for hazardous materials includes the “HM” designation for
the
packages containing this type of material and the UN identification
number.
There is also a highlighted column for entering the Emergency Response
Guide
(ERG) Number where applicable. Blocks for the Emergency Contact with a
24-hour
telephone number are also included. Form Facts:
Form Instructions:
Common Errors to Avoid:
International House Air Way Bill
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