Ad-HocTruck Volume Sample Clauses

Ad-HocTruck Volume. The parties acknowledge that excess volume from origin locations is transported by truck to the hub or major sort location for processing during the Day-turn Operations. For purposes of rating, the parties agree that each truck shall be assumed to carry [ * ]. The parties agree that this assumption may be revised on mutual agreement. FedEx will calculate the transportation charges to be added to the month-end revenue reconciliation for the volume on each truck as follows:
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