An internationally accepted four-digit number used to identify hazardous material.

A party other than the shipper or consignee that is ultimately responsible for paying the shipment charges.

YRC Freight building and grounds where shipments are prepared for local delivery or transportation to other terminals. Find your local terminal

A Tariff is a document setting forth applicable rules, rates and charges to move goods. A tariff sets forth a contract for the shipper, the consignee and the carrier. Since Jan. 1, 1996, motor carrier [..]

The number of units received is less than the quantity shown on shipping documents. The outstanding units may be delivered later.

Papers accompanying a shipment as it moves through the YRC Freight system, including bills of lading (PDF), packing slips (PDF), customs paperwork

An acronym for progressive rotating order; it is a 10-digit number assigned to each shipment and is a tracking number and a YRC Freight invoice number.

Generally, the shipper is responsible for payment for prepaid shipments, and the consignee is responsible for payment for collect shipments unless a third party is indicated as payor on the shipping p [..]

Site where the shipment first enters the YRC Freight system.

Also called negotiable bill of lading, this is a shipment requiring the consignee to surrender the original endorsed bill of lading at delivery. A shipper may use this method to guarantee payment for [..]