Multimodal transport, how strong are you? (Top) CNS Logistics

Multimodal transport, how strong are you? (Top): 2018-05-18 16:22:00 'Multimodal transport' and related concepts. 1) The English expressions of multimodal transport include: Multi-model transport or Inter-model transport or Combined transport; multimodal transport operator: MTO u003d multimodel transport operator or ITO u003d intermodel transport operator or CTO u003d combined transport operator. Intermodality: The transportation process completed by two or more vehicles connecting and transshipping is collectively referred to as compound transportation. my country is customary to call it multimodal transportation. The 'United Nations Convention on International Multimodal Transport of Goods' defines international multimodal transport as: According to the international multimodal transport contract, at least two different modes of transport are used by the multimodal transport operator to take over the goods from the territory of a country. The transportation of goods to a designated delivery location in another country. The Chinese Maritime Law stipulates that domestic multimodal transportation must be seaborne. 2) Multimodal Transport B/L or Intermodal Transport B/L is called a multimodal transport bill of lading, which is similar to Combidoc and FBL and MTD (Multidoc or Multimodal Transport D ocument). Combidoc is formulated by BIMCO (Baltic International Shipping Association), usually Used by multimodal transport operators who operate ships. FBL is the FIATA intermodal bill of lading. FIATA refers to the International Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations (FIATA is the French abbreviation of the International Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations rather than English abbreviations!) FBL (FIATAB/L) is formulated by FIATA and is used by freight forwarders of multimodal transport operators. Multidoc was developed by UNCTAD (United Nations Committee of Trade And Development) to facilitate the implementation of the Convention on International Multimodal Transport. Note: my country uses C.T. B/L (Combined Transport B/L), whose function, function, and nature are similar to the several documents mentioned above. (The content comes from the Internet, for reference only)