A
waybill
is a document
issued by
a
carrier
giving details
and instructions
relating
to the
shipment
of a
consignment
of
goods.
Typically
it will
show the
names of
the
consignor
and
consignee,
the point
of origin
of the consignment,
its
destination,
route,
and method
of shipment,
and the
amount charged
for carriage.
Unlike a
bill of
lading,
which includes
much of
the same
information,
a waybill
is not a
contractual
document.
Consignee
Less Than
Truckload
(LTL)
Semi Trailer
Logistics
Definition
Delivery Order