RULE: 2.2 - APPLICATION OF RATE BASIS & CALCULATION OF CHARGES Eff: 01JAN2019

Effective 01JAN2019
Filed 01JAN2019
Filing Codes IC

Except as otherwise provided in individual Tariff Rules or NSAs,
rates and charges named in this Tariff and in governed NSAs are
stated in U.S. Currency and apply per weight unit, per measurement
unit, per container or lumpsum per shipment as specified.
Calculation of freight and additional charges will be based upon
the applicable rate, times the number of units tendered for
transportation, subject to the provisions named below.
     
a. Rates and/or additional charges stated on a weight unit basis
    ("W" or "W-ton") apply per ton of 1000 kilos or 700 kilos
    (when specifically noted therein).
     
  i. Freight and additional charges on shipments subject
     to rates or charges stated on a weight unit basis
     will be computed on the gross weight of the cargo
     PLUS the weight of all packing materials, pallets or
     shipping containers (exclusive of the weight of the
     ocean container) established at the time cargo is
     tendered for transportation at origin.
     
 ii. Carrier reserves the right to weigh or reweigh, on
     certified scales, any cargo tendered for shipment.
     Any weight so ascertained by the Carrier shall be
     deemed paramount and shall be used to compute freight
     and additional charges regardless of any other
     weight, certified or otherwise, declared or provided
     by the Shipper or his agent.  Shipper may however at
     his own expense, seek independent certification of
     the accuracy of any scales utilized by the Carrier.
     
b. Rates and/or additional charges stated on a measurement
   unit basis ("M" or "M-ton") apply per cubic meter.
     
  i. Freight and additional charges on shipments subject
     to rates or charges stated on a measurement unit
     basis will be computed on the overall measurement of
     each piece, package or unit in the shipment.  The
     cubical content of each piece, package or other unit
     shall be the extreme dimensions of the length, width
     and height of such piece, package or unit.
     
 ii. Before any other calculations are made all fractional
     centimeter or inch dimensions will be disposed of as
     follows:
   
   1. FRACTIONAL CUBIC FEET - Each item on the Bill of
      Lading shall be considered separately.  On a single
      package of less than one cubic foot it shall be
      freighted at one cubic foot.  On a single package
      in excess of one cubic foot, if the fraction is
      less than one half cubic foot, it shall be dropped.
      If the fraction is one-half cubic foot or over, it
      shall be taken to the next cubic foot.  On each
      item on a Bill of Lading consisting of two or more
      packages, actual fractions shall be used to determine
      the total measurement of all the packages.  Where
      the total results in a fraction, such fraction shall
      be dropped if less than one-half cubic foot.  If the
      fraction is one-half cubic foot or over, it shall be
      taken to the next full cubic foot.  All irregular
      shaped objects will be measured by multiplying the
      three dimensions and that the measurement used
      for each dimension will be the "outside" measurement
      of that dimension.
      
   2. FRACTIONAL INCHES - All fractions under one-half
      shall be dropped.  All fractions over one-half inch
      shall be taken to the next full inch.  Where a
      fraction of exactly one-half inch occurs in one
      dimension, it shall be taken to the next full inch.
      Where a fraction of exactly one-half inch occurs in
      two dimensions, the one on the smaller dimensions
      shall be taken to the full inch and the other
      dropped.  However, if both dimensions are equal,
      increase one fraction to the next inch and drop the
      other.  Where fractions of exactly one-half inch
      occur in three dimenstions, those on the largest and
      smallest dimensions shall be taken to the next inch
      and the other dropped.  However, if all three
      dimensions are equal, increase two of the fractions
      to the next full inch and drop the other.  All
      irregular shaped objects will be measured by
      multiplying the three dimensions and that the
      measurement used for each dimension will be "outside"
      measurement of that dimensions.
     
   3. FRACTIONAL DIMENSIONS - Cubic Measurement for the
      individual pieces or packages will be computed in
      accordance with the following rules regarding
      fraction of centimeters:
    
      I. All fractions under one-half (1/2) centimeter are
         to be dropped.
     II. All fractions over one-half (1/2) centimeter are to
         be extended to the next full centimeter.
    III. Where fractions of exactly one-half (1/2)
         centimeter occur on one dimension, it shall be
         extended to the next full centimeter.
     IV. When extending freight charges on Bills of Lading,
         the total measurement at each rate shall be
         rounded off to the nearest 1/1000 (one/one-
         thousandth) cubic meter.
      V. All irregular shaped objects will be measured by
         multiplying the three dimensions and that the
         measurement used for each dimension will be the
         "outside" measurement of that dimension.
     
iii. When calculating freight and additional charges of
     an irregular or unusually shaped piece, package or
     unit, the 3 (three) greatest dimensions shall be used
     as the rating measurements.  When calculating freight
     and additional charges of Barrels, Casks, Kegs, Drums
     or other cylindrical shipping units, measurements
     shall be taken on the square of the bilge.
       
 iv. Except as otherwise provided herein or in a governed NSA,
     whenever an individual piece, package, pallet or other
     shipping unit is tendered for transportation and it
     is requested by Shipper, or it is necessary because of
     the nature of the cargo or its packaging, that no
     cargo can be stowed on top of, next to, or under the
     cargo, Carrier will assess a Dead Freight Charge
     calculated at the rate applicable to the cargo
     precipitating the dead freight times the amount of the
     unused loadable capacity left empty inside the
     transporting container.
     
c. Rates and/or additional charges stated on an
   alternating weight unit or measurement unit apply per
   the weight or measurement unit, defined in Rule 2.2 
   paragraphs a. or b above, whichever produces the 
   greatest revenue to the Carrier.
     
d. Rates and/or additional charges stated on a per
   container basis ("PC") apply per single container by
   capacity and type as defined below:
     
    CODE   CONTAINER TYPE          CODE   CONTAINER TYPE
    -----------------------------  -------------------------------
     AC     Atmosphere Control      MP     Mafi Flatrack/Platform
     CG     Gas Cylinder            OT     Open Top
     CP     Collapsible             PC     Dry Van
     
     DF     Drop Frame              PL     Platform
     DV     Dry Van                 RE     Refrigerated (Reefer)
     FB     Flat Bed                RN     Non-Operating Refrigerated
                                            (Reefer)
     FC     Collapsible Flat Rack
     FR     Flat Rack               TC     Tank
     GC     Garment (GOH)           TL     Top Loader
                                    TR     Trailer
     HH     Half Height           
     HS     High Stress             VR     Vehicle Rack
     HT     High Top, Open Top      VT     Ventilated                         
                                    
     IN     Insulated               
    -----------------------------  -------------------------------
      
    CODE   CONTAINER SIZE           CODE   CONTAINER SIZE
    -----------------------------   -------------------------------
     10X    10ft. long, any height   LCL    Less Than Load
     20     20ft. long, 8'6"high     43     43ft. long, 8'6"high
     20S    20ft. long, 8'0"high     43S    43ft. long, 8'0"high
     20A    20ft. long, 9'0"hicube   43A    43ft. long, 9'0"hicube
     20B    20ft. long, 9'6"hicube   43B    43ft. long, 9'6"hicube
     20X    20ft. long, any height   43X    43ft. long, any height
        
     24     24ft. long, 8'6"high     45     45ft. long, 8'6"high
     24S    24ft. long, 8'0"high     45S    45ft. long, 8'0"high
     24A    24ft. long, 9'0"hicube   45A    45ft. long, 9'0"hicube
     24B    24ft. long, 9'6"hicube   45B    45ft. long, 9'6"hicube
     24X    24ft. long, any height   45X    45ft. long, any height
        
     35     35ft. long, 8'6"high     48     48ft. long, 8'6"high
     35S    35ft. long, 8'0"high     48S    48ft. long, 8'0"high
     35A    35ft. long, 9'0"hicube   48A    48ft. long, 9'0"hicube
     35B    35ft. long, 9'6"hicube   48B    48ft. long, 9'6"hicube
     35X    35ft. long, any height   48X    48ft. long, any height
     
     40     40ft. long, 8'6" high    42     42ft. long, 8'6"high
     40S    40ft. long, 8'0" high    42S    42ft. long, 8'0"high 
     40A    40ft. long, 9'0" high    42A    42ft. long, 9'0"hicube
     40B    40ft. long, 9'6" high    42B    42ft. long, 9'6"hicube
     40X    40ft. long, any height   42X    42ft. long, any height
    -----------------------------   -------------------------------
     
e. Rates and/or additional charges stated on a lumpsum
   basis apply per a single complete unit or shipment not
   exceeding a specified maximum weight or measurement
   unit or a maximum number of containers.
     
f. CORRECTIONS IN WEIGHT AND/OR MEASUREMENTS:  All freight
   and assessorial charges billed on the basis of weight
   and/or measurement are in all cases SUBJECT to revision
   and correction if the weights and/or measurements are
   found to be incorrectly stated or declared regardless
   of the party responsible for the original error.

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