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If you read they are not always stored in a warehouse. For example,I have a product leaving Canada that is going to be loaded on a plane at an American city and flown to Ireland,that shipment would enter the US in bond because it won't enter commerce in the US. If some how that changed the US...

You are just nit picking the article,when the point is what "in bond" means,this article explains it very well. It could be on a ship.

Have you tried J.J. Keller?

Here is some info. Homeland Security Today: In-Bonds Shipments: A Security Vulnerability Waiting to be Exploited

Beautiful,I'm jealous.Ha! Ha! Best of Luck To Ya! It didn't come easy you worked for it.

I carry a pack of BOL and just write one up,if I don't have any I write one on a freight bill. That is as long as it is not HazMat. I have never had that happen with HazMat.

Year's ago I accepted a run,but as soon as customer got the price they cancelled,it was pizza dough mix for a Pizza Hut.

Yes this crime is the worst of the worst,but I bet that Veteran who lost is life would want his murderer's to receive a fair trail and be punished according to law.After all that is what he fought for.

I think in the old west a fist was met with a fist,if you shot an unarmed man it was Murder.

I vote that as funnest answer so far!

I think you mentioned that once,If I remember right you got to return it too?

I've heard of a run like that,one tool box from power plant to power plant. A lot more than a mile though!

So far I agree!

I guess that new package contained a new Best By Date,and a new higher price to offset the cost of shipping?

I wonder if it was a prototype or something due to some type of modification?

Art who ? Ha Ha! Every Art load I ever had was crated and I didn't get to see what was inside,had courier's ride along though.

Post your strangest Load you know the one that made you say why would they do this? I'll start and if anyone can tell me why I would like to know. I carried racks of Letter's from Charlotte NC to NYC that were addressed and Stamped and I didn't pick them up at a post office,but from the senders...

It is just as easy for the driver to claim a tax deduction as the owner,after all the driver deducts fuel,as for splitting revenue whatever is agreed upon is what is fair. I just stated that I don't think it is unfair for an owner to expect a percentage of all the revenue a truck generates. That...

How about a Lapel Pin? Maybe a secret handshake!

I can agree with most of what is being said,but can add a little. No one mentioned the little extras that come up once in awhile like extra stops,inside delivery,or hand load,etc. I always looked at it as the owner is entitled to a percentage of all revenue,even labor,many disagree with me on...