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The document from the Federal Register discusses the requirement for railroads to file the Waybill Sample and collect information through a voluntary Waybill Compliance Survey to assess operating revenues. This data helps determine regulatory obligations and minimize reporting burdens for smaller railroads. It also includes notices regarding the discontinuance of service by Chillicothe-Brunswick Rail Maintenance Authority and Motive Rail, Inc. over specific railroad lines in Missouri, outlining conditions for employee protection and procedures for public comments.

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What is a rail waybill?

Waybill. A shipping document prepared by a carrier at the point of origin showing the point of origin, destination, route, shipper, consignee, description of shipment, weight, charges and other data necessary to rate, ship and settle.

What is the purpose of a waybill?

The responsibility for filling out a Waybill is that of the sender of the shipment. A Waybill can be generated using DHLs international shipping tool, MyDHL+, when you book a shipment online.

Does the government regulate railroads?

CPUC has legal regulatory authority over rail safety within California. ROSB is responsible for enforcing both state and federal laws, regulations, Commission General Orders, and directives relating to the transportation of persons and commodities by rail.

What is the difference between a waybill and a bill of lading?

Definition. A Rail Onboard Bill of Lading (B/L) is a transport document that confirms the receipt of goods by a rail carrier for shipment. It serves as evidence of the contract of carriage and includes details such as the origin, destination, and description of the goods being transported by rail.

Who fills out a waybill?

A waybill and a bill of lading may look similar at first glance, but there are some key differences. For starters, a waybill is merely informative, whereas a bill of lading is authoritative. A waybill is also non-negotiable, whereas a bill of lading can be negotiated between the shipper and the recipient.