Carrier’s Coordination / Relationship with ; Railroads Sample Clauses

Carrier’s Coordination / Relationship with ; Railroads i. For all Intermodal Services hereunder, Carrier shall contract directly with railroads. For purposes of the Agreement and this Intermodal Transportation Addendum, railroads shall be considered subcontractors of Carrier. Carrier shall require that the railroads agree to be liable for Intermodal shipments entrusted to them to the fullest extent of 49 U.S.C. §14706. ii. Carrier shall require that the railroads shall be liable to and pay Shipper for the full actual loss, damage or injury occurring to the shipments arising out of the Intermodal Services, in accordance with 49 U.S.C. § 14706 and the terms of this Agreement. iii. Xxxxxxx shall notify Xxxxxxx promptly by telephone and followed up in writing when it discovers that it will not be able to deliver a shipment due to accident, damage, theft or any other cause, or that there will be a substantial delay. Carrier does not guarantee the delivery date or time of any given shipment. iv. Xxxxxxx agrees to provide coordination with all rail carriers, trailer leasing companies and any other equipment suppliers to ensure an adequate supply of equipment to meet Xxxxxxx’s needs hereunder, subject to Xxxxxxx’s approval. v. Carrier shall provide, at its sole cost and expense, all personnel, tractors, trailers, vehicles, fuel, parts, supplies and equipment necessary or required for the safe and efficient operation, maintenance and performance of Carrier’s obligations under this Intermodal Transportation Addendum. Shipper shall have the right to inspect any equipment used in contemplation of the Intermodal Services at any time to determine if such equipment meets the standards stated herein. vi. Carrier, at its sole cost and expense, shall procure and maintain all licenses and permits and pay all charges and fees required by local, state or federal authorities with respect to the transportation and related services rendered hereunder and shall comply with all applicable laws and regulations pertaining to such transportation and services. vii. Carrier, at its sole cost and expense, shall employ in the operation of the equipment and the performance of services only competent, able and legally licensed personnel. viii. Carrier recognizes Shipper’s need for equipment suitable for the transportation of food and related articles for the manufacturing and packaging of food products and hereby agrees that neither the Carrier nor any subsidiary, affiliate, subcontractor, representative or other agent will use equipment previo...
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