Illinois Administrative Code
Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION
Part 1415 - FREIGHT BILLS, BILLS OF LADING, OR OTHER FORMS
Section 1415.10 - Freight Bills
Universal Citation: 92 IL Admin Code ยง 1415.10
Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 12, March 22, 2024
a) Every common carrier of property by motor vehicle shall, when collecting transportation charges, issue or cause to be issued a freight bill covering each shipment. One bill can cover more than one shipment provided the information required by subsections (b) and (c) is shown for each shipment included in the bill.
b) Each freight bill shall show:
1) The name of the
carrier;
2) The names of the
consignor and consignee (the freight bill for reconsigned shipments need not
show the name of the original consignor);
3) The dates the shipment was received by the
carrier for transportation;
4) The
points of origin and destination (the freight bill for reconsigned shipments
need not show the original shipping point);
5) The number of packages, description of the
articles (actual description of the articles is not necessary if the shipment
is being transported under an operating authority for general commodities, or
packages or parcels, and if the shipment weighs less than 200 pounds, and the
rates for the transportation do not vary based on the commodity transported)
and weight, volume or measurement of the property transported (if the lawfully
applicable rates or charges are published to apply per unit of weight, volume
or measurement);
6) The exact rate
or rates assessed;
7) The total
charges to be collected, including a statement of the nature and amount of any
charges for accessorial service, and the points at which such service was
rendered; and
8) If more than one
carrier provided service on a shipment, each carrier participating shall be
named, along with the points, at which the freight was transferred.
c) Each carrier freight bill shall relate to and be cross-referenced to a specific bill of lading or other forms (see Section 1415.20 ).
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