A limited access fee is an additional charge added to your freight bill due to the carrier’s consideration of extra service or time, and may be applied in several different instances.
This type of service may be applied to a shipment that is being delivered to a commercial establishment that is not open to the walk-in public during the normal business hours of 8 AM-5 PM, or areas that are not normally accessible via main roads. Examples of limited access points may include, but are not limited to:
construction sites
fairs and carnivals
Event stadiums or venues
military bases
mine sites
prisons
schools or universities
storage facilities
piers
airports
farms and ranches
campgrounds
zoos
reservations
government facilities
hotels/motels or resorts
hospitals
doctor’s offices
gas stations / convenience stores / strip malls
places of worship
restaurants
grocery specific warehouses
car dealerships
Integrated carriers will typically classify a location that requires smaller than 48 foot
trailer in order to access as Limited Access.
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