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Figure 1 - Air transport.

Figure 2 - Shipping igloo being loaded on an aircraft.

Figure 3 - Container ship.

Figure 4 - Typical pipeline system.

Figure 5 - Shipping containers.

Figure 6 - Tractor-trailer.

Figure 7 - Intermodal container.

Figure 8 - Hazardous goods awaiting shipment.(Photographed at NAPA D.C. Edmonton)

Figure 9 - Downtime affects a firm's entire operations.

Figure 10 - A trailer sitting empty for a long period of time is susceptible to demurrage charges.

Figure 11 - Dimensions of a box.

Figure 12 - Determine cubic density of a package.

Figure 13 - FOB indicates the point at which ownership transfers.

Figure 14 - Shipping destination.

Table 1 - Sample shipping manifest.

Table 2 - Typical bill of lading.

Table 3 - Typical bill of lading.

Table 4 - Example of a typical shipping record.

Figure 15 - TDG legislation.

Table 5 - Sample certificate of training. (Courtesy Transport Canada)

Figure 16 - TDG labels on a package.

Figure 17 - Class 1. (Courtesy Transport Canada)

Figure 26 - Miscellaneous placards and labels. (Courtesy Transport Canada)

Figure 27 - Fumigation and containment signs. (Courtesy Transport Canada)

Figure 28 - Sign placement. (Courtesy Transport Canada)

Table 6 - Shipping document.

Figure 1 - Air transport.