STB Tariff

01 Scope 02 Application of Rates 03 Rate Application 04 Heavy Lift 05 Payment of Freight Charges 06 Bill of Lading Charges 6.1 Bill of Lading Processing Fee 6.2 Additional Bills of Lading 6.3 Multiple Bills of Lading 6.4 Document Change Fee 6.5 Late Documentation Fee 6.6 Diversion or Reconsignment 07 Freight Forwarder Compensation 08 Hazardous Cargo Surcharge 09 Overcharge Claims 12 Claims 13 SOLAS 14 United States & Canada Inland Adjustments 14.1 Intermodal Fuel Surcharge 14.2 Intermodal CASS Index 14.3 Inland Adjustment Factor 17 Low Sulfur Fuel 18 Vessel Fuel Surcharge 18.1 Vessel Fuel Surcharge (Between the Continental US and Puerto Rico) 18.2 Vessel Fuel Surcharge (Between the Continental US/Puerto Rico and the USVI) 19 Port Security Surcharge 21 US Terminal Handling Charge 24 Foreign Inland Fuel 24.1 Puerto Rico Inland Fuel Surcharge 26 Specialized Equipment 26.1 Specialized Equipment Charges 27 Marine Cargo Insurance 28 AES SED EEI 29 Bonded Cargo 30 Peak Season Surcharge 31 General Rate Increase 32 Prohibited-Restricted Articles 33 Household Goods 34 Detention and Demurrage 34a Detention Demurrage in Puerto Rico – Application of Rule 34.1 US and Canada Free TIme 34.2 Caribbean (USVI) Free Time 34.2.1 Free Time and Detention at Virgin Islands Inbound 34.2.2 Free Time and Detention at Virgin Islands Outbound 34.3 Puerto Rico Free Time and Demurrage Charges 34.4 U.S. Ports Storage – Vehicles and Non-Containerized Cargo 34.5 Refrigerated Equipment Energy Charge 35 Puerto Rico Ports Authority Scanning Fee 36 Importer Security Filing (ISF) 37 Acceptance for Transportation 38 Acceptance of Dimensional Cargo 39 Acceptance of Reefer Cargo 40 Ad Valorem Rates 41 Intentionally Left Blank 42 Additional Binders, Chains and, Straps 43 Additional Binders, Chains, and Straps Charge 44 Alternation of Rates 45 Application of Rates 46 Arbitary to or From St. Johns, VI 47 Arrival Notice and Undelivered Freight 48 Barge Shift Charge 49 Blocking, Bracing, Staking, and Securing of Freight 50 Blocking, Bracing, Staking, and Securing 51 Bonded US Inland Transportation Surcharge 52 Booking Arrangements 53 Booking Cancellation 54 C.O.D 55 Capacity Loads 56 Cargo Inspection By Carrier 57 Cargo Moving 59 Carrying Shipments on Deck 61 Chassis Usage Charge 62 Chassis Re-positioning 63 Cleaning and Renovation 64 Container Description 65 Customs or Agriculture Clearance 66 Customs or Quarantine Delays 67 Declaration of Hazardous and In Bond Cargo 68 Delayed Pick-up or Discharge of Cargo 69 Determination of Measurements 70 Determination of Proportional Rates 71 Determination of Rate Basis 72 Different Articles in One Package 74 Disposition of Fractional Cents 75 Intentionally Left Blank 76 Intentionally Left Blank 77 Duplicate Payment Adminstrative Processing Fee 78 Equipment Ordered but Not Used (Misused) 79 Excess Fuel in Vehicles and NIT Cargo 80 Force Majeure Clause 81 Forklift (Mech) Transfer STT 82 Continental U.S. Consolidation & Transfer Charges 83 Fractional Measurements 85 Fumigated Poisonous Trailers 86 Government Inspection – Fumigation 88 Hazardous Waste 89 Heavy Lift (Crane Transfer) 90 Inspection of Cargo by Government Agency 91 Intermodal Safe Container Act of 1992 92 Jacksonville Local Drayage 93 Labels and Placards 95 Legal Holidays 96 Liability of the Carrier 97 Limitation of Service 98 Live Load Unload Charge 99 Loading by Consignor – Unloading by Consignee 100 Maximum Gross Weight 100.1 US Overweight Permit 101 Minimum Bill of Lading Charges 102 Minimum Quantity Rates 103 Mixed Shipments 104 Intentionally Left Blank 105 Notice of Loss or Damage 106 Overcharge Claims 107 Overflow Rule (2 or More Trailers) 108 Overweight Cargo 109 Overweight Surcharge – RoRo Cargo 110 Package Requirements 111 Palletized Cargo 112 Payment of Freight Charges 113 Pick-Up or Delivery Service in Puerto Rico 114 Position Empty Equipment 115 Protective Covering 115.1 Carrier Provided Tarp Deposit 115.2 Disposable Tarping Including Visqueen 115.3 Tarp Securing Charge 116 Provision of Bureau of Explosive 117 Puerto Rico Customs Clearance Vehicle or Wheeled NIT 118 Quotation of Estimated Charges 120 Rate Application Rule 121 Refrigerated or Controlled Temp Cargo – Separate Shipment 122 Refrigerated or Controlled Temperature Cargo 123 Rejected Shipments 124 Released Value Rates 125 Ro-Ro Service Charges – From St Croix 126 Round Trip Movements 127 Separate Shipment 128 Shipments In Bulk, Liquid 129 Shipper or Consignee Owned or Leased Containers 130 Shippers Load and Count 131 Sol Chassis-Wheeled Equipment Usage Charge 132 South Florida Drayage 133 Special Permits, Bonds or Escorts 134 Station Lists and Conditions 135 Stop-In-Transit Charge, Florida 136 Stop-Off in Jacksonville 138 Substitution of Equipment 139 Symbols 141 Time for Claim 142 Time for Suit 143 Trailerload Rates 144 Transfer at JAX-PEV – Cargo Nos 145 Transfer Between Connecting Carriers 146 Transfer Cargo at Intermediate Point 147 Transfer Charge – Weighing and Inspection 148 Loading of Non-Operating Vehicles 149 Transfer of Cargo to-from Carriers Equipment (Stuff-Strip) 150 Transfer of Cargo, Vehicles in Operating Condition 152 US Customs Clearance – Vehicle or Wheeled NIT 153 USDA Commodity Condition Certificate 154 Use of Carrier Certified Scale Ticket 155 Valuation Clause 156 Vehicles – Uniform Weights and Measurements 157 Weighing and Inspection of Cargo 158 Wire Pick-End Down Charge 159 Freight Forwarders Advance Charges (PBA) 160 Shipper Loaded Flatrack Out of Gauge Cargo Penalty 161 Service Contract Terms and Conditions 162 Equipment Repositioning Charge 163 Stopping-In-Transit for Loading Unloading, V.I 165 Tariff Subscription Charge 168 Penn Arbitrary 171 Additional Cargo Loaded In or On Vehicles and NIT 172 Carrier Credit Services, Inc (CCS) 173 Puerto Rico Port Authority Cargo Facility Charge 174 Service Contract Terms and Conditions 175 Caricom Invoice Processing Fee 177 Shipment Roll Over Charge 178 US Customs Clearance – Vehicle or Wheeled NIT 179 Operational Service Viability Charge 180 Terminal Afterhours Pick up Charge – Puerto Rico