If hauling a companies trailer, just a gooseneck (30’ trailer on my 3500 Ram), I know you have to know what it weighs, but do you have to go through the contents?
Do you sign the bill of lading when they hand it to you?
Hauling a companies trailer
Discussion in 'Expediter and Hot Shot Trucking Forum' started by LilMissy, Jun 7, 2023.
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you should make a list of all contents and and damage to the trailer(with pictures) and give the owner (or their representative) a signed copy and have them sign a copy for you to keep.
You should do the same in case of additions or returns, a new note with signatures attached to your original.
Report any damage with explanation immediately with pictures while you pull it.
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So when you pick up a trailer, you unload it, so you can check all contents, make a list and have them sign it?
dont mean to sound stupid, but I think that is a lot to do. It is a work trailer for a crew for a small company. -
BOL: FAK, place seal on door. Annotate seal number. Have shipper sign off on seal number placed, and then receiver initial seal intact upon arrival.
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30 foot gooseneck...you mean a 30 foot flatbed like a hotshot trailer? Usually the shipper makes the BOL listing what it is and the weight, or the broker perhaps. In a pinch you can create your own with a web template and like he said above me put "FAK" and the approximate weight. Take pictures of all 4 sides of it before hooking up to it and then again when you deliver it. Usually whoever you deliver it to signs the BOL and you both keep a copy.Lite bug Thanks this.
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