Truckload transportation

Definition and standards of oversized transport:

Definition: Oversized transport refers to the oversized transport of indivisible items.

Standards: The total height of the vehicle and cargo exceeds 4 meters, the total width of the vehicle and cargo exceeds 2.55 meters, the total length of the vehicle and cargo exceeds 18.1 meters, and the total mass of the vehicle and cargo exceeds 49 tons.

Category I large objects: the total height of the vehicle and cargo from the ground does not exceed 4.2 meters, the total width does not exceed 3 meters, the total length does not exceed 20 meters, and the total mass and axle load of the vehicle and cargo do not exceed the relevant regulations

Category II large objects: the total height of the vehicle and cargo from the ground does not exceed 4.5 meters, the total width does not exceed 3.75 meters, the total length does not exceed 28 meters, and the total mass does not exceed 100 tons

Category III large objects: the total height of the vehicle and cargo from the ground exceeds 4.5 meters, or the total width exceeds 3.75 meters, or the total length exceeds 28 meters, or the total mass exceeds 100 tons

Special provisions for large-scale transportation:

1. Licensing procedures: Large-scale transportation vehicles shall go through relevant licensing procedures in accordance with the law and travel on the highway at the designated time, route and speed.

2. Qualification requirements: The consignor shall entrust a road transport operator with large-scale object transportation business qualifications to carry out the transportation, and truthfully fill in the name, specifications, weight and other relevant information of the consigned goods on the waybill.

3. Application materials: When applying for a highway overload transport permit, you need to submit a highway overload transport application form (filled out on the application website, including the route, length, width and height of the goods, some vehicle information, etc.), the carrier's road transport business license (must have large-scale object transportation qualifications), the person in charge's identity document and power of attorney, vehicle operating license, vehicle driving license or temporary driving license plate, etc.

1. Choose a regular car shipping company: Choose a shipping company with a legal business license and road transport license, and ensure that it has a professional transportation team and transportation vehicles, as well as a strict transportation process and safety management system.

2. Check the vehicle and take photos for evidence: Conduct a comprehensive inspection of the vehicle before shipping, and take photos for evidence, especially the appearance and interior of the vehicle, so that it can be used as a basis for claims in the event of scratches during transportation.

3. Prepare necessary documents and information: including vehicle ownership certificate, driving license, insurance policy, etc., and ensure that detailed vehicle information such as model, color, license plate number, etc. is provided.

4. Check the vehicle condition: Ensure that all vehicle systems (such as brake system, tires, lights, engine, etc.) are operating normally, and clean the inside and outside of the vehicle to reduce the risk of pollution during transportation.

5. Standardize items in the car: Valuables, flammable, explosive and fragile items should not be placed in the car, and the items accompanying the car should be packed and fixed in place in advance to avoid damage during transportation.

6. Sign a formal transport contract: The contract should include information about both parties, transport vehicle information, transport time and destination, cost details, insurance clauses and liability clauses, etc., to ensure that the content of the contract meets your own needs and legal provisions.

7. Maintain communication with the shipping company: During the consignment process, maintain close contact with the consignment company, keep abreast of the progress of vehicle transportation, and request real-time vehicle location information and transportation status updates when necessary.

8. Accept the vehicle and check the consignment results: After the vehicle arrives at the destination, promptly accept the vehicle and check whether it is intact, check whether the vehicle information is consistent with the records before consignment, and ensure that no damage is caused during the consignment process.

Through the above precautions, you can ensure the smooth progress of the whole vehicle transportation business and ensure the safety and integrity of the vehicle.

1. Acceptance of consignment: The customer submits a consignment request to the transport company, and the company accepts and processes the request.

2. Handling of consignment: The customer signs a transport contract with the transport company to clarify the rights and obligations of both parties.

3. Vehicle dispatch: The transport company arranges vehicles and drivers reasonably according to the demand for goods and the transportation plan.

4. In-transit management: During the transportation process, the company is responsible for the safe transportation of goods and timely updating of the status of goods.

5. Delivery upon arrival: After the goods arrive at the destination, the company is responsible for delivering the goods to the consignee.