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• The Transport Users Group recommends that hauliers who are
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23rd January 1992
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— • The Transport Users Group recommends that hauliers who are
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offered work by freight forwarders should use the following checklist: • Ask for bank references and check if the forwarder is a member of a trade association such as the British International Freight Association.
• Confirm rates before accepting work.
• Make sure you understand the payment terms.
• Ask for written confirmation of the work with clear delivery details and keep copies of delivery notes, • Invoice weekly, or by job, and do not allow credit ro build up.
• Chase your account when it is due: do not take excuses.
TUG will accept faxed confirmations on behalf of owner-drivers and will also chase unpaid debts. Contact 061-866 8561.
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