The difference between Via and In transit to (Part 1) CNS Logistics

The difference between Via and In transit to (Part 1): 2018-05-25 09:33:00 The difference between Via and In transit to (Part 1) 1) Via: The original meaning of this word is 'via ranshipped at” said. There are two points to note when using the Via clause. 1) The carrier shall be responsible for the entire journey, 2) Direct access is not allowed, even if there is a direct ship. Related to it is another expression: W/T u003d with transshipped at, which means “transshipping in…”, which is equivalent to Via, for example, Shipment from Zhongshan (Zhongshan) to Port Said (Port Said) via HKG u003d Shipment from Zhongshan to Port Said W/T HKGe.g.① Shipment from Shanghai to Detroit via LA means: transfer to Detroit by train after unloading in LA (Detroit: Detroit, inland in the United States; LA: Los Angeles, in the United States West)　In this example, the carrier is responsible for the entire transportation from Shanghai to Detroit. ② Shipment from Shenzhen to Seattle (W.C) via Land-Bridge (land bridge) in bond to Boston (E.C.). After being unloaded at WC Seattle, the goods are transported by land bridge and under bonded, transported to EC's Boston (in bond bonded, in a bonded manner. The so-called 'bonded' means that tariffs are not paid temporarily, and the goods will be paid after the goods arrive at the destination) 　　In the example, the carrier is responsible for the entire transportation from Shenzhen to Boston. ③ Shipment to Pacific Coast via Overland to New York “Shipment to Pacific Coast via Overland to New York”, “Shipment to West Port via Land Bridge to NYC)” In this example, the carrier is responsible for the entire transportation from the place of departure to New York. ④ Note: In the above example sentence, Via is equivalent. 'transhipped atNote: The above English can also be written: Shipment from Keelung via Panama Canal to NYC (NYC in the US East), in this case the carrier is responsible for the entire transportation from Keelung to New York.