A connecting carrier is a transportation company that participates in moving cargo over part of a route when more than one carrier is involved. For example, goods may travel by truck to a rail terminal and then by rail to final destination. Each carrier handles a segment of the journey under through bills of lading or interline agreements. Liability and freight charges are allocated among participating carriers according to contract or regulation. Coordination between connecting carriers ensures seamless transfer and timely delivery.
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