MATERIAL NEEDS TO BE AT LEAST 300 WORDS AND SOURCE SHOULD BE INCLUDED Find a doc

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MATERIAL NEEDS TO BE AT LEAST 300 WORDS AND SOURCE SHOULD BE INCLUDED Find a document online that is jargon heavy. It may be a video, advertisement, manual, web site, etc. Post the source or attach it to the discussion response, but also rewrite the material to avoid the jargon. If the source is more than 300 words, there is no need to complete the entire thing. However, please be sure to find something that is at least 250 words or there will be little to rewrite. MATERIAL NEEDS TO BE AT LEAST 300 WORDS AND SOURCE SHOULD BE INCLUDED Find a document online that is jargon heavy. It may be a video, advertisement, manual, web site, etc. Post the source or attach it to the discussion response, but also rewrite the material to avoid the jargon. If the source is more than 300 words, there is no need to complete the entire thing. However, please be sure to find something that is at least 250 words or there will be little to rewrite. MATERIAL NEEDS TO BE AT LEAST 300 WORDS AND SOURCE SHOULD BE INCLUDED

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Transportation terminology source:

1.Accessorial charge: Amount billed for supplemental, additional or special services provided.

2. Bill of Lading: The paper document between the shipper and carrier which acknowledges the reciept of goods for transport

3. Commodity: any article of commerce eg. raw material, manufactured or grown products

4. Consignee: The person to whom the shipment is to be delivered whether by land, sea or air.

5. Carrier: which utilises trucks and trailers to move from point A to point B

6. Dead heading: operating a truck without a cargo

7. Distribution center: where the goods and materials are stored until they are ready to move to their end destination

8. Declared value: The value of shipment imported for resale as declared by shipper or owner

Rewrite:

1. Accessorial charge: the additional charges for the special services

2. Bill of lading: It is the paper document between the shipper and the carrier which is an acknowledgment for the reciept of goods for the transport.

3. Commodity: It is the raw material or manufactured goods.

4. Consignee: Consignee is the person to which the shipment needs to be delievered.

5. Carriers: It is used in trucks and trailer to move goods from one point to another.

6. Dead heading: operating a truck without using cargo

7. Distribution center: The places where the goods are stored until they are moved to their end destination

8. Declared value: the value of the shipment declared by the owner or shipper for resale.

References:http://cerasis.com/2013/12/19/transportation-terminology/

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