C219 Movement type

Composite elementInteractive

Description of type of service for movement of cargo.

Elements

PositionElementNameTypeMin/MaxRepeat
C219-108335Movement type description codeOptID1/31
C219-208334Movement type descriptionOptAlphanumeric1/351

Element Details

ID8335NameMovement type description codeLength1/3Codes
  • <>10
    A movement of material by a private parcel service.
  • <>17
    A movement of material on a truck that is not full.
  • <>6
    A movement of multiple shipments to a single destination.
  • <>21
    Cargo packed in a unit at a carrier's inland facility between point of origin and the ship's point of loading and unpacked by consignee at the final destination.
  • <>33
    Cargo packed in a unit at ship's point of loading and unpacked by carrier at ship's point of discharge (pier).
  • <>8
    A movement of material by expedited truck.
  • <>46
    A movement of material from multiple origins to a single destination utilizing a single carrier and a single freight bill.
  • <>43
    The consignment is moving from a warehouse to the premises of the consignee.
  • <>15
    A movement of material by air express service.
  • <>4
    Defines the movement of cargo packed by the shipper or shipper's agent and unpacked by the carrier. 'fcl' means full container load. 'lcl' means less than container load.
  • <>23
    Cargo packed in a unit at a carrier's inland facility between point of origin and ship's point of loading and unpacked by carrier at ship's point of discharge (pier).
  • <>3
    Defines the movement of cargo packed by the shipper or shipper's agent and unpacked by the consignee or consignee's agent. 'fcl' means full container load.
  • <>44
    The cargo is moving from a container freight station to the premises of the consignee.
  • <>19
    A movement of material transported by the consignee.
  • <>41
    The consignment is moving from one container freight station to another container freight station.
  • <>13
    Cargo packed in a unit by the shipper at point of origin and unpacked by carrier at ship's point of discharge (pier).
  • <>16
    A movement of material from multiple origins to a single destination utilizing a single carrier and a single freight bill.
  • <>1
    Defines the movement of general cargo not carried in iso standard containers.
  • <>32
    Cargo packed in a unit at ship's point of loading and unpacked at a carrier's inland facility between ship's point of discharge and final destination.
  • <>47
    A collection of shipments that involve a single origin, multiple destinations, and a single trailer, and are paid under a single freight bill.
  • <>11
    Cargo packed in a unit by the shipper at point of origin and unpacked by consignee at final destination.
  • <>14
    A movement of material by chartered aircraft.
  • <>7
    A movement of material by parcel post.
  • <>20
    A movement of material to the consignee via rail.
  • <>2
    Defines the movement of cargo packed in and unpacked from containers by the carrier on behalf of the shipper/consignee. 'lcl' means less than container load.
  • <>9
    A movement of material by the means determined by the consignor.
  • <>45
    A movement of material from multiple origins to multiple destinations using a single carrier and a single freight bill.
  • <>18
    A movement of material by a trailer on a railcar.
  • <>42
    The consignment is moving from the premises of the shipper to a warehouse.
  • <>12
    Cargo packed in a unit by the shipper at point of origin and unpacked at the carrier's inland facility between the ship's point of discharge and the final destination.
  • <>22
    Cargo packed in a unit at a carrier's inland facility between point of origin and the ship's point of loading and unpacked at a carrier's inland facility between ship's point of discharge and final destination.
  • <>5
    Defines the movement of cargo packed by the carrier and unpacked by the consignee or consignee's agent. 'lcl' means less than container load. 'fcl' means full load.
  • <>31
    Cargo packed in a unit at ship's point of loading and unpacked by consignee at final destination.