Common use of Spotting Clause in Contracts

Spotting. 1. Carrier will spot trailers at Shipper facilities or the facilities of its consignees in the number necessary to accommodate Shipper’s loading and/or unloading requirements. 2. Dropping and spotting of trailers for loading and unloading will be done so at no additional charge. Carrier, at its sole cost and expense, shall have the right to remove any unloaded trailer at any reasonable time upon prior notice to Shipper. Shipper shall have the right to move any trailer on its property and, at its convenience, may load such trailer for transportation by Carrier. 3. Xxxxxxx is not permitted to charge Xxxxxxx for detention of empty trailers staged at Xxxxxxx’s drop yards. It is the responsibility of Carrier to manage the number and location of Carrier’s trailers. 4. If Carrier is Shipper’s primary service provider as designated by Shipper for spotting and shuttle service at Shipper’s designated site(s), provisions for the service, including rates, key performance indicators and unique requirements will be set forth in a separate Statement of Work document to be added as an exhibit to this Agreement (Example: in some cases the rates set forth in this Exhibit may not apply if Carrier is also Shipper’s dedicated yard provider).

Spotting. 1. Carrier will spot trailers at Shipper facilities or the facilities of its consignees in the number necessary to accommodate Shipper’s loading and/or unloading requirements. 2. Dropping and spotting of trailers for loading and unloading will be done so at no additional charge. Carrier, at its sole cost and expense, shall have the right to remove any unloaded trailer at any reasonable time upon prior notice to Shipper. Shipper shall have the right to move any trailer on its property and, at its convenience, may load such trailer for transportation by Carrier. 3. Xxxxxxx Carrier is not permitted to charge Xxxxxxx Shipper for detention of empty trailers staged at XxxxxxxShipper’s drop yards. It is the responsibility of Carrier to manage the number and location of Carrier’s trailers. 4. If Carrier is Shipper’s primary service provider as designated by Shipper for spotting and shuttle service at Shipper’s designated site(s), provisions for the service, including rates, key performance indicators and unique requirements will be set forth in a separate Statement of Work document to be added as an exhibit to this Agreement (Example: in some cases the rates set forth in this Exhibit may not apply if Carrier is also Shipper’s dedicated yard provider).