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Freight rates and fees are defined in the broker-carrier agreement, including shipping costs, fuel rates, customs/taxes, handling fees and any other expenses. The document should specifically address and when and how you'll receive payment for transporting the load.
Broker-carrier agreement. The broker and carrier's agreement includes information such as the carrier's Motor Carrier (MC) number, the agreement date, the number of days until payment, invoicing procedures, insurance requirements, cargo limitations, contract dates, and pickup and delivery details.
The shipper-broker agreement outlines the terms and conditions of the working relationship between the shipper and the broker. It includes details about the duration of the contract, which services the broker will provide the shipper, and the amount and types of carrier insurance required.
Who should help you create your broker-carrier contract? A transportation attorney.
Rates, charges, terms, and conditions Freight rates. Agreed-to freight rates are outlined, as are any additional charges. ... Payment. Payment specifics include how the carrier will be paid, through what method, and when. Equipment and labor. ... Bills of lading.