Insights into the haulage and supply chain industry
OOJ stands for Out-Of-Jurong, and is an additional charge from hauliers for trips that go out of the Jurong area in Singapore. The OOJ charge is only applicable in Singapore, but may take on other forms in other countries. Why are hauliers charging OOJ? As most depots and ports are located in the west of […]
What are Incoterms rules? “Incoterms®” is an acronym for International Commercial Terms. The Incoterms® rules were developed by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) to facilitate international trade. Serving as a guide from filing a purchase order to packing and labeling a shipment for freight transport, ICC’s Incoterms® rules are essential to any individual involved […]
Are you confused behind the different charges for your trucking jobs? Read on to learn more about the charges you see, and why they are there. How are we charged for haulage services? Typically, haulage services are charged the same in Singapore, but may look different based on the company. Below is an example of […]
Gross Transacted Value JANUARY 400K+ FEBRUARY 300K+ MARCH 530K+ APRIL 370K+ MAY 490K+ JUNE 320K+ Cumulative TEUs transported JANUARY 5K+ FEBRUARY 8K+ MARCH 16K+ APRIL 22K+ MAY 27K+ JUNE 30K+ Types of Jobs Since 2018, on an average of jobs there is a significant increase in the amount of job. + 0 % INCREASE OF […]
Dangerous Goods, also known as DG cargo, What are Dangerous Goods? Dangerous Goods are articles or substances which are capable of posing a risk to health, safety, property, or the environment when transported. If not handled correctly, Dangerous Goods could harm you, the driver, receiver, other shipments or the environment. If you’re not sure whether […]
Prefix and Suffix Vehicle plates are used to differentiate cars. In the past, Singapore used to have only 1 prefix to identify cars, the letter S. This eventually led to a suffix being added because of there being too many cars, and too few variations to create a vehicle plate with. It led to vehicle […]
