ALASKA MARINE LINES, INC. - Lynden Transport

Supplement No. 1 Supplement No. 1 toContains All Changes STB AKMR 314CFREIGHT TARIFF NO. 314C

Supplement Page No. 1

♦ SPECIAL INCREASE SUPPLEMENT

ALASKA MARINE LINES, INC.


Lynden Transport, Inc.

Supplement No. 1 toFreight Tariff No. 314C

In Connection With

Participating Carrier(Listed In Tariff STB AKMR 100)

NAMING:

Joint Class and Commodity Motor-Water Rates

BETWEEN:

Seattle, WA

AND:

Point in the State of Alaska(As Shown on Page No. 7)

For Governing Publications, See Item No. 100

♦ INCREASE IN RATES AND CHARGES

ISSUED BY: Margretta Grace, Director of PricingP.O. BOX 24348, SEATTLE, WA 98124 5615 W. MARGINAL WAY S.W., SEATTLE, WA 98106

Rates and charges in this Tariff are increased as provided in this Supplement

All Provisions of this Supplement expire with January 1, 2022 unless earlier cancelled, changed, or amended.

Form of publication authorized under 49 CFR 1312.17(j).

For explanation of abbreviations and reference marks, see the last page of this tariff.ISSUED: November 17, 2020 EFFECTIVE: December 13, 2020

TARIFF NO. 314C Page No. 2 toSupplement No. 1

STB AKMR 314C

NOTE 1:

NOTE 2:

NOTE 3: Where the rate or charge is published in dollars and cents, apply the equivalent in cents.

NOTE 4: References to Tariff, Items, Notes, Rules, etc. will be as follows:

NOTE 5:

Supplement Page No. 2

All rates and charges are increased five (5%) percent. To arrive at such increased rate or charge, multiply the rate or charge by 1.05. Fractions of less than 1/2 cent will be dropped. Fractions of 1/2 cent or more will be increased to the next whole cent. For rates in dollars, fractions less than .50 will be dropped and fractions of .50 or more will be rounded to the next whole dollar.

♦ SPECIAL INCREASE SUPPLEMENT


Except as otherwise specifically provided, rates and charges in this Tariff are hereby increased as follows (See Notes 1 through 4):

SECTION TWO IS INCREASED AS FOLLOWS:

EXCEPTION: Provisions of this Supplement will not apply to:

ITEMS: 2500, 2539, 2539.1

Where reference is made in this supplement to Tariff, Items, Notes, Rules, etc., it is understood that such reference is continuous and includes Supplements to or successive issues of such Tariff, Items, Notes, Rules,

Increases do not apply to charges in STB AKMR 100, series, whether referenced directly or referenced as a governing publication.

TARIFF NO. STB AKMR 314CCANCELS Original Title PageSTB AKMR 314B

Title Page

For explanation of abbreviations and reference marks not explained on this page, see the Last Page of this Tariff.ISSUED: April 13, 2020 EFFECTIVE: April 14, 2020

ISSUED BY: MARGRETTA GRACE, DIRECTOR OF PRICINGP.O. BOX 24348, SEATTLE, WA 98124 5615 W. MARGINAL WAY S.W., SEATTLE, WA 98106



FREIGHT TARIFF NO. AKMR 314C

NAMING

General Rules, Commodity Rates

BETWEEN

Points in Washington

AND

Points in the State of Alaska

In Connection with Participating Carriers Shown on Page No. 4

For Governing Publications, See Item 100

TARIFF NO. 314C13th Revised Page 1

STB AKMR 314C

Title 0 40 1st Rev. Last 01 ▲ 13th Rev. 41 1st Rev.2 0 42 1st Rev.3 1st Rev. 43 1st Rev.4 0 44 1st Rev.

5 0 45 1st Rev.6 1st Rev. 46 1st Rev.7 0 47 1st Rev.8 1st Rev. 48 1st Rev.9 2nd Rev. 49 1st Rev.

10 0 50 1st Rev.11 ▲ 3rd Rev. 51 1st Rev.12 0 52 1st Rev.13 0 53 1st Rev.14 1st Rev. 54 1st Rev.

15 1st Rev. 55 1st Rev.16 1st Rev. 56 1st Rev.17 0 57 018 0 58 1st Rev.19 0 59 1st Rev.

20 0 60 1st Rev.21 1st Rev. 61 1st Rev.22 1st Rev. 62 1st Rev.23 0 62A 1st Rev.24 0 63 1st Rev.

25 0 64 3rd Rev.26 1st Rev. 65 2nd Rev.27 0 66 1st Rev.28 0 67 1st Rev.29 0 68 1st Rev.

30 0 69 1st Rev.31 0 70 1st Rev.32 1st Rev. 71 1st Rev.33 4th Rev. 72 1st Rev.34 3rd Rev. 73 1st Rev.

35 2nd Rev. 74 1st Rev.36 1st Rev. 75 1st Rev.37 1st Rev. Last 038 1st Rev.39 1st Rev.

Page No. 1P.O. BOX 24348, SEATTLE, WA 98124 5615 W. MARGINAL WAY S.W., SEATTLE, WA 98106

Title Page, Pages 1 through 75 and Last Page, inclusive, of this Tariff are effective as of the effective date on this page.Revised pages as named below contain all changes.

Revision Number:

Revision Number:

Revision Number:

Revision Number:

For explanation of abbreviations and reference marks not explained on this page, see the Last Page of this Tariff.ISSUED: February 16, 2021 EFFECTIVE: February 17, 2021

ISSUED BY: MARGRETTA GRACE, DIRECTOR OF PRICING

Page Number:

Page Number:


1Effective Supplement(s):

Page Number:

Page Number:

CHECK SHEET:

TARIFF NO. 314COriginal Page 2

STB AKMR 314C

-A-Alphabetical List of Alaska PointsApplication of Arbitrary Fuel SurchargeApplication of Inland Fuel SurchargeApplication of Beyond Terminal Charges – OverdimensionApplication of National Motor Freight ClassificationApplication of Rates – GeneralApplication of Rates – Per Container Commodity RatesArbitraries To or From Points in the State of Alaska

-B-Banding PlatformsBooking Cargo

-C-C.O.D. ShipmentsConsolidationContainer LoadingCustoms or In Bond Shipments

-D-Delays, Placement, Loading, UnloadingDetention and Delay Charges – Truck or TractorDunnage Allowance

-E-Explosives and Other Dangerous Articles

-G-Governing PublicationsGross Weights and Dunnage

-H-Hazardous Waste, Transportation ofHeavy, Bulky or Long Freight

-I-In Bond Shipments

-K-Keep From Freezing – KFF

-L-Loading or Unloading Heavy or Bulky Articles

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430 12

1613

460 12

5001414

562480

500


1722

346 11

TABLE OF CONTENTS


342

11

10566

8, 9

345

343100160210

563775

P.O. BOX 24348, SEATTLE, WA 98124 5615 W. MARGINAL WAY S.W., SEATTLE, WA 98106

PAGE NO.ITEM NO. SUBJECT:

---- 7


100 5

480 13

995 26

995 26

568 18

540 15, 16

545568

1618

810 22

TARIFF NO. 314C1st Revised Page 3

STB AKMR 314C

-M-Mixed Volume or Containerload Shipments

-N-National Motor Freight Classification – ApplicationNon-Application of Class Ratings

-O-On Hand ChargesOverdimension FreightOverflow Shipments

-P-Participating Carriers, ListPickup and Delivery Service/Placement ServicePlacement and Respot ServicePlatform Loading Requirements# Port ChargePrior Reservation of Space (Booking)Protective Service – Keep From Freezing

-R-Respot – Additional PlacementResecuring LoadsReservation of Space (Booking Cargo)

-S-Shipments Exceeding Capacity of a Container (Overflow)Storage At Alaska TerminalsStorage At Seattle TerminalStorage/On Hand Charge

-T-Tarping PlatformsTerminal ChargesTransfer of Lading – Delivery of Cargo at AKMR Terminals

-W-Weights - Gross Weights and Dunnage

TCR 4558

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

995 26


SUBJECT: ITEM NO. PAGE NO.

645 20

100 5160 6

760 21

882 26

--- 4750 21750 21563 17


910568

2318

775810

2222


942 25

882 22

959 26


910 24, 25

563 17

910910

24, 2524, 25

750 21

775 22563 17


STB AKMR 314C

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LIST OF PARTICIPATING CARRIERS(In Tariffs Making Reference hereto)

ABBREVIATIONS: NAME OF CARRIER: CERTIFICATE: CONCURRENCE:

ALWE ----

LTIA

BMCP



Alaska West Express

Lynden Transport, Inc.

Bering Marine Corporation

Anchorage, AK

Seattle, WA

Anchorage, AK

MC-65802

----

----

FC1 No. 11

FC1 No. 12


STB AKMR 314C

GOVERNING PUBLICATIONS:

(1) National Motor Freight Classification, STB NMF 100 Series, Issuing Agent.

(2) Federal Hazardous Materials Regulations, Title 49, Code of Federal Regulations, Parts 100 through 180.

(3) United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA), 40 CFR Part 262.

(4) Alaska Marine Lines, Inc., General Rules, Commodity Group Descriptions and list of Participating Carriers, STB AKMR 100, series, unless superseded by references in this tariff AKMR 314C.

APPLICATION OF NATIONAL MOTOR FREIGHT CLASSIFICATION

(A) The rates, rules and regulations, estimated and minimum weight, shipping and packing requirements,allowances and privileges or other provisions or conditions shown in this Tariff supersede those in theNational Motor Freight Classification.

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RULES

Except as otherwise provided herein, this Tariff is governed by the following publications, including supplementsthereto or subsequent reissued thereof:




100


STB AKMR 314C

APPLICATION OF RATES – GENERAL:

(A)Containerload.

(B)

(C) Rates named herein apply via a combination of motor-water-motor routes, and motor-water-rail-motor routes, except as otherwise may be provided.

(D) Freight to or from ports named herein will be accepted and handled direct only when carrier feels the quantity offered is sufficient to justify the expense of the call.

(E) Freight that is charged on a per linear or square foot basis will have its measurements rounded up to the next whole foot. Fractions of feet will not be used when calculating the charges.

(F) Freight loaded to containers or platforms, or any other container style, under shipper load and count conditions, will move at CL rates only.

(G) Shipment of Less Than Truckload (LTL) or Less Than Containerload (LCL) will not be accepted under thisTariff.

(H) Class Ratings listed in the Governing Publication (National Motor Freight Classification) will not apply in thisTariff.

APPLICATION OF STRAIGHT CONTAINERLOAD COMMODITY RATES

Except as specifically indicated in individual rate items, rates designated as straight containerload or straightplatform load commodity rates are in dollars per container or platform as a flat charge.

NOTE 1.

NOTE 2. Rates are subject to a maximum weight per container or platform as follows:

Cargo weight in excess of the maximum weight shall be subject to additional charges of $6.84 cwt.

TCR 4586

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# Not Subject to Supplement No. 1


RULES(Supersedes Items 160 and 210 in AKMR 100, series)

For explanation of abbreviations and reference marks not explained on this page, see the Last Page of this Tariff.

20'24'40'

ISSUED: January 21, 2021 EFFECTIVE: January 22, 2021ISSUED BY: MARGRETTA GRACE, DIRECTOR OF PRICING


160

Except as otherwise provided, the Tariff applies to the transportation of General Commodities in

The carrier reserves the right, when because of traffic congestion or other causes or conditions beyond the carrier’s control, to forward traffic via any routes over the routes of carriers concurring herein.

Rates are subject to accessorial charges as specified in STB AKMR 100, series, andSTB AKMR 314C unless otherwise specified.

210

53'

38,00038,00044,00058,000

EQUIPMENT LENGTH NX MAXIMUM WEIGHT


STB AKMR 314C

Anchorage HealyAnchor Point Homer

Homer SpitBig Delta HoustonBig LakeBirchwood Kenai

KuparukCantwellChugiak Moose PassClam GulchClear NenanaClear A.F.B. Nikiski (Nikishka/Nikishki)Cooper Landing NinilchikCopper Center North Pole

Deadhorse PalmerDelta Junction Prudhoe BayDenali Park

SewardEagle Rvier SoldotnaEielson A.F.B. SterlingEklutna SuttonElmendorf A.F.B.

TokFairbanksFairbanks Intl. Airport ValdezFort GreeleyFort Richardson WasillaFort Wainwright Whittier

GakonaGirdwoodGlennallenGulkana

(A) Anchorage

(F) Fairbanks

(W) Whittier

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(A)

(A)

(A)

(F)(A)(A)(A)

(A)

(F)

(F)

(W)(A)(F)

(A)(A)

(A)

(A)

(F)(A)

(F)

(F)

(A)

(F)

(A)

(F)(F)

(A)

ISSUED: April 13, 2020 EFFECTIVE: April 14, 2020ISSUED BY: MARGRETTA GRACE, DIRECTOR OF PRICING



(F)

(A)

ALASKA MARINE LINES, INC.ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ALASKA POINTS

FROM AND TO WHICH RATES APPLY WITH APPLICABLE RATE BASIS

POINT RATE BASIS POINT RATE BASIS

(A)(A)

(F)(A)(A)

(A)(A)

(F)(A)(A)(F)(F)(A)

(F)

(A)

(A)

(A)(A)(A)

(A)


STB AKMR 314C

ARBITRARIES TO OR FROM POINTS IN THE STATE OF ALASKA:

Denali Park (2)

Fairbanks Anchorage

Fort Knox (2) Fairbanks

(Item continued on Page 9)

TCR 4586

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$1,423.00

$269.00

$1,723.00

$715.00

$307.00$269.00$428.00

$1,945.00

$129.00$774.00$129.00$704.00

$1,127.00$601.00$986.00

$4,971.00$715.00

$133.00$317.00$289.00$307.00

$269.00

$1,723.00

$1,188.00

$129.00

$702.00$657.00$129.00$774.00

Clam Gulch (2)Clear (2)Cooper Landing (2)Deadhorse

FairbanksAnchorage

Anchorage

Birchwood

$704.00Anchorage

AnchorageFairbanks

Chickaloon Anchorage

Fairbanks

$269.00

Anchorage

EklutnaElmendorf A.F.B. (1) (3)

Fairbanks

AnchorageAnchorage

Delta Junction (2)

Fairbanks Intl. Airport (1)Fort Greeley (2)

Fairbanks

Eagle RiverEielson A.F.B. (1)

Fairbanks

Fairbanks

Fairbanks

342

$1,127.00$601.00$986.00

$4,971.00$715.00

$133.00$317.00$289.00$307.00

$269.00

$592.00$1,127.00$1,127.00$306.00

$715.00

$307.00$269.00$428.00

$1,945.00$592.00

$306.00

Glennallen (2)Healy (2)

Anchorage

AnchorageAnchorageAnchorage

Homer Spit (2)

Fairbanks

Fairbanks

$1,127.00$1,127.00


For explanation of abbreviations and reference marks not explained on this page, see the Last Page of this Tariff.ISSUED: January 21, 2021 EFFECTIVE: January 22, 2021

ISSUED BY: ▲ MARGRETTA GRACE, DIRECTOR OF PRICING


ALASKA MARINE LINES, INC.RULES

(Supersedes Item 342 in AKMR 100, series)

Anchorage

AnchorageAnchorage

Houston (2)

Fort Richardson (1) (3)Fort Wainwright (1)Girdwood (2)

Cantwell (2)Chugiak

Except as otherwise provided, through containerload rates will be constructed by adding the applicable arbitrary charge onto the applicable rate to or from the basing point. (Rates are in dollars and cents per container or platform.)

Homer (2)

POINT OF ORIGIN OR DESTINATION BASING POINT

Fairbanks

$654.00 $654.00

CHARGE IN DOLLARS PER 20', 24', 40' CONTAINER

CHARGE IN DOLLARS PER 53' CONTAINER

Anchor Point (2)Anchorage (3)Anchorage Intl. Airport (3)Big Delta (2)Big Lake (2)

$1,127.00$269.00$269.00$702.00$657.00

Fairbanks

AnchorageAnchorageAnchorage

Anchorage

$1,127.00$269.00$269.00

TARIFF NO. 314C2nd Revised Page 9

STB AKMR 314C

ARBITRARIES TO OR FROM POINTS IN THE STATE OF ALASKA: (Concluded)

(1) When shipment, in part or in full, is refused by the consignee at one of the above named militaryinstallations, the refused cargo will be returned to AKMR’s local terminal to await disposition. If AKMRperforms redelivery of cargo, within the same rate group, a charge of $269.00 per redelivery shall beassessed.

(2) Applicable only when driver standby is provided. Subject to Item 500. Not applicable when containeris provided placement (spot).

(3)

On overdimension cargo, apply provisions of Item 343.

Points not listed in this item are subject to an hourly rate of $258.00 per hour, or fraction thereof,subject to a 2 hour minimum.

TCR 4586

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$1,084.00$1,248.00$272.00$306.00$657.00

$4,971.00$899.00$986.00


Valdez (2) AnchorageWasilla Anchorage

$1,945.00$306.00$646.00

$1,945.00$306.00$646.00

$937.00$306.00$939.00

$1,246.00


Rate applies only for rate items that do not include Anchorage, Elmendorf A.F.B., or Fort Richardson placement.

NOTE 1.

NOTE 2.


Willow Anchorage

$937.00$306.00$939.00

$1,246.00Talkeetna (2) AnchorageTok (2)

Sterling AnchorageSutton (2) Anchorage

Fairbanks

Seward (2) AnchorageSoldotna Anchorage

Point Mackenzie (2) AnchoragePrudhoe Bay

$657.00$4,971.00$899.00$986.00

Fairbanks

North PolePalmer Anchorage

Nikiski (Nikishka/Nikishki) AnchorageNinilchik (2) Anchorage

$1,084.00$1,248.00$272.00$306.00

Fairbanks

$446.00

$986.00$5,651.00

POINT OF ORIGIN OR DESTINATION BASING POINT CHARGE IN DOLLARS PER

20', 24', 40' CONTAINERCHARGE IN DOLLARS PER

53' CONTAINERKasilof (2) Anchorage

Moose Pass (2) AnchorageNenana (2)

Kenai AnchorageKuparuk

$986.00$5,651.00

$446.00Fairbanks




342

$986.00 $986.00

$986.00$986.00Fairbanks


STB AKMR 314C

APPLICATION OF BEYOND TERMINAL CHARGES, HEAVY, BULKY OR LONG FREIGHT:

(A) Application of Beyond Terminal Charges

(1) Overweight:

(2) Overlength:

(3) Overwidth:

Arbitrary charges named in this item apply on containers or lading which do not exceed 10’ in overallwidth. Containers or lading (to include accompanying bracing, dunnage or securing equipment) whichexceed 10’ in overall width will take the following surcharge in addition to all other charges.

NOTE 1. Calculation of Arbitrary Charges:

In order to calculate applicable arbitrary overdimension charges, first determine the basearbitrary in Item 340 or 342. Each overdimension arbitrary surcharge in this Item (343) will becalculated separately with the arbitrary as a base except that if a shipment is subject to bothoverlength and overwidth surcharge, only that surcharge creating the greater charge will apply.

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EXCEPTION 1: The charges set forth in this item apply only on shipments moving on or in containers and not requiring transportation services beyond that customarily provided such containers. Shipments transported other than by containers shall be transported at the rates listed in Items 340, 342 and 343 only upon approval by the carrier.

343

16' …. 100%

12' 14' 40%10' 12' 20%

14' 16' 60%

20%40%

APPLICABLE ARBITRARY SURCHARGEEXCEEDING BUT NOT EXCEEDING




RULES(Supersedes Item 343 in AKMR 100, series)

Arbitrary charges named in this Item apply only on single pieces or packages weighing less than 50,000 pounds each. Single pieces or packages weighing 50,000 pounds or more will take a surcharge of 25% (based on the applicable arbitrary listed in Items 340 and 342), to cover cost of handling heavy pieces. Applicable northbound and southbound.

Arbitrary charges named in this item apply on containers or lading which do not exceed 48’ inoverall length. Containers or lading exceeding 48’ overall length shall take the following surchargesin addition to all other charges. (Does not apply to carrier provided 53’ closed containers.)

OVERALL LENGTH OF CONTAINERS OR LADING APPLICABLE ARBITRARY SURCHARGEEXCEEDING BUT NOT EXCEEDING

48'50' 6"60' 6"

50' 6"60' 6"

…. 60%

OVERALL WIDTH OF CONTAINERS OR LADING

TARIFF NO. 314C3rd Revised Page 11

STB AKMR 314C

NOTE 1.

NOTE 2.

NOTE 3.

A. STB AKMR 100, series, or 314, series, Item Numbers:340, 460, 480, 500, 501, 563, 740, 750, 751, 820, 848, 891, 900, 910, 911, 942, 959, 982, 987, and 990.

B. Accessorial charges specifically named in individual rate items that are noted as exceptions to itemslisted in paragraph A above.

TCR 4591

Refer to AKMR 100, series, Item 346.

ITEM NO.

345

346



Reference to Tariffs, Items, Notes, Rules, etc. will be as follows: Where reference is made in this Supplement to Tariffs, Items, Notes, Rules, etc., it is understood that such reference is continuous and includes Supplements to or successive issues of such Items, Notes, Rules, etc.

APPLICATION OF ARBITRARY FUEL SURCHARGE:

Except as specifically indicated in individual rate items and exceptions noted herein, all shipments and accessorial chargesare subject to an Arbitrary Fuel Surcharge of ♦ eighteen percent (18%). Multiply the applicable rate by ♦1.18.

For rates in cents, fractions will be as follows: Fractions of less than 1/2 cent will be dropped and fractions of 1/2 cent of more will be rounded to the next whole cent.

For rates in dollars, fractions of dollars will be rounded as follows: Less than .50 will be dropped and .50 or more will be rounded to the next whole dollar.

Where the rate or charge is published in dollar and cents, apply the equivalent in cents

EXCEPTIONS: The provisions of this Fuel Surcharge will not apply to rates set forth in the following items

APPLICATION OF INLAND FUEL SURCHARGE:

ISSUED: February 16, 2021 EFFECTIVE: March 14, 2021

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For explanation of abbreviations and reference marks not explained on this page, see the Last Page of this Tariff



STB AKMR 314C

C.O.D. SHIPMENTS:

Collect on Delivery Shipments (C.O.D.) will not be accepted.

CONSOLIDATION SERVICE:

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430

460

Refer to AKMR 100, series, Item 460 for charges.


STB AKMR 314C

CUSTOMS OR IN BOND SHIPMENTS:

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RULES

480

ISSUED: April 13, 2020 EFFECTIVE: April 14, 2020



STB AKMR 314C

DETENTION AND DELAY CHARGES - TRUCK OR TRACTOR FREE TIME IN CONNECTION WITH LOADING,UNLOADING AND PLACEMENT

(A) Delays, Loading, Unloading:

(1)

(B) Delays, Placements:

Except as otherwise provided, placement service includes an allowance (shown in Note 1) for waitingtime to effect placement (see Item 750) and for consignor to complete loading if driver is requested tostandby and an allowance (shown in Note 1) for waiting time at destination to effect placement (seeItem 750) and for consignee to complete unloading if driver is requested to standby.

Delays beyond the allowance shown in Note 1, through no fault of carrier, shall be charged inaccordance with Paragraph (C) of this Item. The maximum combined delay allowed during operationsdescribed in Paragraph (A) and (B) will be that time shown in Note 1.

(C) Charges For Delays in Unloading or Placement

In disposing of fractions under this Item the following will govern:

1 to 22 1/4 Hour23 to 44 1/2 Hour45 to 74 1 Hour75 to 104 1 1/2 Hours105 to 120 2 Hours

NOTE 1: Locations in Alaska 1 HourLocations in Washington 30 Minutes

TCR 4586



Minimum Charge:

Minutes………..

Truck or Tractor or Trailer:

Minutes………..Minutes………..

Description or Equipment Type:

Minutes………..

$177.00

Minutes………..

$98.00

APPLY AT POINTS IN AK APPLY AT POINTS IN WAMinimum Charge:

Charge per Hour or Fraction Thereof:

Charge per Hour or Fraction Thereof:

$49.00


$86.00

Except as otherwise provided, CL rates include driver standby for loading or unloading, subject to theDelays beyond the allowance shown in Note 1, in loading or unloading, applicable to each operationseparately, when caused by the shipper or consignee, will be charged to the party responsible for the freight charges, in accordance with Paragraph (C) of this Item.



RULES(Supersedes Items 500 in AKMR 100, series)

500


STB AKMR 314C

EXPLOSIVES AND OTHER DANGEROUS ARTICLES:

All accepted shipments will be subject to the following requirements:

(A)

(B)

(C)

EXCEPTION:

(D)

(E) Additional Charges:

Exception to AKMR 100, series, Item 540.

EXCEPTION:

(Continued)TCR 4586

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This surcharge shall not apply to self-propelled vehicles or machinery when the sole cause for hazardous designation is batteries and/or fuel in tanks used to power such vehicles or machinery.

540

For All Hazardous Materials Minimum Charge Maximum Charge

$55.00 $207.00Rate per Container Load in dollars and cents per one hundred pounds (cwt) $2.11

This is to certify that the above named materials are properly classified, described, packaged, marked and labeled, and are in proper condition for transportation according to the applicable regulations of the Department of Transportation, and carrier may rely on the statements and descriptions made herein, any other representations notwithstanding.Shipper must attest on bill of lading that shipment contains no mix of non-compatible hazardous materials and no hazardous waste as so named in the Federal Resource Conservation and Recovering Act (RCRA) or the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) or so listed in Code of Federal Register, Title 49 (CFR 49 DOT) Parts 100-180, and United States Environmental Protection Agency 40 CFR Part 262, or so named by the Alaska, Washington or Federal Environmental Protection Agencies. Shipments not so attested will not be handled. (See Item 545 for shipment of Hazardous Waste.).

Except as may be otherwise provided in this tariff and except as provided in Note 1, any shipmen containing Infectious Substances, Infecting Humans, 6.2, UN2814, or radio-active materials, as described in Title 49, Code of Federal Regulations, Parts 100 through 180, or United States Environmental Protection Agency 40 CFR Part 262, will not be accepted for shipment. (See Exception.)

Provisions of radioactive materials will apply only when vehicle carrying shipments requires placards by Hazardous Materials Tariff (HMT) regulations.

If shipment contains Radioactive Material and/or Hazardous Wastes and are not declared to the Carrier at the time of movement, a surcharge of $17,988.00 per container will be assessed in addition to all other charges contained in this tariff.

All hazardous materials and hazardous waste tendered to Carrier for transportation hereunder shall be subject to the following Hazardous Surcharge(s) in addition to all other charges set forth.

This tariff is subject to the provisions of Title 49, Code of Federal Regulations, Parts 100 through 180, and United States Environmental Protection Agency 40 CFR Part 262, covering the handling and transportation of explosives and other dangerous and hazardous materials, subject to regulation by the Department of Transportation.



Dangerous explosives, inflammables or hazardous goods will be accepted for transportation only after priorbooking arrangements have been made with AKMR. AKMR reserves the right to refuse to accept or totransport any goods which, in its judgment, are objectionable or likely to injure the vessel, docks or othercargo or for which, in the carrier’s judgment, it has no safe and/or suitable stowage.

A statement of certification must appear on the shipping paper that the material offered for transportation meets the following requirements.



RULES(Supersedes Items 540 in AKMR 100, series)


STB AKMR 314C

EXPLOSIVES AND OTHER DANGEROUS ARTICLES: (Concluded)

NOTE 1:

NOTE 2:

TCR 4586

HAZARDOUS WASTE, TRANSPORTATION OF:


CONTAINER LOADING:

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When a shipment contains two (2) or more articles which, under the provisions of 49 CFR Parts 100 to 180 or United Stated Environmental Protection Agency 40 CFR Part 262 are prohibited from being loaded or stored together, each part lot in the shipment will be considered a separate shipment. Each such considered separate shipment will be subject to the provisions of this Item even though tendered on a single bill of lading. Articles not requiring such segregation may be included with any one of the separately considered shipments.

When a shipment has been accepted by AKMR for transportation and after receipt by AKRB an error is found in the required certification, packaging or labeling and/or other lawful requirements, all damages or penalties actual and consequential shall be for the account of the party required to provide such certification, packaging or other lawful requirement. A charge of $125.00 per container will be assessed to placard carrier’s vehicle in conformance with DOT and U.S. Coast Guard regulations when shipment is found to be in non-compliance with those regulations.

562


545





540


STB AKMR 314C

PLATFORM LOADING:






563

RULES


STB AKMR 314C

OVERDIMENSION, HEAVY OR BULKY FREIGHT:

(A) Application of Charges:

1. Heavy Lift

Except as otherwise provided, single pieces or packages, or combined pieces or packages, when loaded to one (1) piece of equipment, that exceed 60,000 pounds, will be assessed a heavy lift charge as outlined below: $6.51 cwt assessed on all weight in excess of 60,000 pounds, per piece, package or combinedpackages lifted.

Overdimensional Freight


2. Overlength


3. Overwidth:


4. Overheight:


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(Supersedes Items 568 in AKMR 100, series)

568


STB AKMR 314C

OVERSIZE FREIGHT, IMPRACTICAL OR UNSAFE OPERATION

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571

RULES


Cargo destined for certain Central Alaska locations including Anchorage, Fairbanks and outlying areas may require passage by rail or truck through the Whittier tunnel. Cargo that is deemed by either the Alaska Railroad, or Carrier at their sole discretion, to be unsafe or impractical for transit through the tunnel may not be accepted, regardless of whether there are rates named in Carrier’s tariff for the cargo.




STB AKMR 314C

MIXED VOLUME OR CONTAINERLOAD SHIPMENTS:

(A) The equipment size utilized or total weight, unless otherwise noted, will determine the appropriate rate level.

(B)




645When a single shipment or containerload is tendered containing more than one commodity, the following will govern the application of rates for these shipments:

When a containerload containing a mixed shipment is tendered, the charges for that shipment will be based on the rate applicable to the highest rated commodity in that container.




STB AKMR 314C

PLACEMENT AND RESPOT SERVICEI. Definition of Terms:

A.

B.

II. Applications of Rates:A.

B. Respot Service: When requested, carrier will provide respot services for the following per container charge:

Alaska $240.00 per respot (1)Washington Charges listed in Item 340.

(1) Respot charge applies only when placement is provided in the same city or town.

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PORT CHARGE

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53' $519.00 $216.00RO/RO $163.00 $120.00

$351.00 $216.0040' $432.00 $216.00


Placement Service means the service of spotting of carrier’s container at one point of origin for loading by consignor and spotting of carrier’s container at one destination for unloading by consignee. Additionally, placement includes return of loaded trailer from consignor’s facility to carrier’s terminal and return of empty container from consignee’s facility to carrier’s terminal.Respot Service means the spotting or placement of a container for loading or unloading after the original placement (as described above) has been performed and includes the movement of containers within the premises of a consignor’s or consignee’s facility.

Placement Service Outside the State of Alaska: Except as otherwise provided in individual rate items, container rates shall include placement service within the limits of the Alaskan cities of Anchorage and Fairbanks for loading by consignor or unloading by consignee. To find charges for placement service to Alaskan cities and towns other than those named above, see Item 342.


760Unless otherwise specified, all rates named in Sections One and Two of this tariff are subject to thefollowing port charges:

EQUIPMENT NORTHBOUND SOUTHBOUNDLess than 40'

750



(Supersedes Items 750 in AKMR 100, series)

TARIFF NO. 314C2nd Revised Page 22

STB AKMR 314C

PRIOR RESERVATION OF SPACE (BOOKING OF CARGO):

Shipments of Northbound freight will only be accepted when prior reservation of space has been confirmed by AKMR.

PROTECTIVE SERVICE (KEEP FROM FREEZING SERVICE):

(A)

Keep From Freezing Service is only available to destinations with rates listed in this section.

(B) CHARGES FOR KEEP FROM FREEZING SERVICE (KFF):

♦ ♦♦ ♦♦ ♦♦ ♦

(B) Shipments must be properly loaded:

TCR 4558

SHIPMENTS EXCEEDING CAPACITY OF A CONTAINER (OVERFLOW):

(A)

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882

Portions of shipments tendered to carrier in excess of the quantity that can be loaded to a container or platform will be billed as a full container. Unless otherwise provided, overflow provisions do not apply.


775

Reservation of space is not a guarantee that the cargo will move on a specific sailing, although every effort will be made to do so. The carrier reserves the right, at all times, to load and to stow cargo in the most feasible method possible. All cargo, however, will move with reasonable dispatch once it is made available to the carrier. The carrier, at all times, reserves the right to load cargo in or on equipment at its discretion.

810

If Carrier is requested to assume risks of loss due to frost or freezing, the bill of lading must request, in writing, such service. Charges, as specified in Paragraph (B), of this Item, will be applicable in addition to all other rates/charges in this tariff. This service is only available between September 30 and April 20.

Per 40 Foot Container

For explanation of abbreviations and reference marks not explained on this page, see the Last Page of this Tariff.ISSUED: April 28, 2020 EFFECTIVE: May 7, 2020


When the shipper requests keep from freezing service, the shipment must be loaded in such a manner that sufficient air space is provided on the sides, top, bottom and ends of container to allow sufficient air circulation necessary to prevent freezing.



$308.00$308.00$308.00

$372.00$372.00$372.00

SHIPMENT DESCRIPTION WHITTIER, ANCHORAGE FAIRBANKSPer 20 Foot Container $308.00 $372.00


(Supersedes Items 775, 810 and 882 in AKMR 100, series)


STB AKMR 314C

STORAGE/ON HAND CHARGES:

(A)

(B)

(1) Minimum charge is in dollars and cents per unit of shipment.


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Platforms Exceeding 40'6" but Not Exceeding 53' in Overall Length $69.00 $51.00 $69.00 $51.00

$34.0048' and 53' ContainersPlatforms Not Exceeding 40'6" in Overall

Length $41.00 $28.00 $41.00 $28.00

20', 24' and 40' Containers $28.00 $18.00 $28.00$51.00 $34.00 $51.00

$18.00


The following provisions shall apply on storage at AKMR Seattle terminal, and for freight which is “On-hand” at all AKMR Alaska terminals:

Except as provided below, free time for shipment will commence with the first midnight followingnotification of availability of cargo and shall extend for five (5) days.

EXCEPTION: On shipments which require heater service (KFF), free time will end at the close of the following business day after the day notice of arrival is given to consignee

Cargo placed in storage at AKMR Seattle terminal, and freight which is “On-hand” at any AKMR Alaska terminal (to include designated agent's terminal) after expiration of free time shall be assessed storage charges as follows:

STORAGE CHARGES PER UNIT PER DAY(EXCEPT AS NOTED):

STORAGE RATE: (1) MINIMUM CHARGE:CARRIER OWNED

SHIPPER OWNED

For explanation of abbreviations and reference marks not explained on this page, see the Last Page of this TariffISSUED: April 13, 2020 EFFECTIVE: April 14, 2020


Cargo Not Loaded Into A Containeror Onto a Platform

$0.28 per Square Foot per --- $28.00 ---

CARRIER OWNED SHIPPER OWNED



910

DESCRIPTION:


STB AKMR 314C

STORAGE/ON HAND CHARGES: (Continued)

(C)

(D)

(1) Nonpayment of freight charges, where credit has not been extended;(2) Indication of inability to fulfill statutory payment of freight charges;(3) Non-receipt of proper shipping documents; then

(E)

(1) The shipment has been dispatched to point of delivery by carrier or its agent (see Note 1).(2) The shipment is placed into public storage at the request of customer.(3) The shipment has been placed into public storage by the carrier (refer to Paragraph C).(4)

(F)

(1) Non-payment of cash prepaid freight charges,(2) Indication of inability to fulfill statutory payment of freight charges,(3) Non-receipt of proper shipping documents,(4) At the request of shipper; then


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After expiration of free time, carrier may, at its option, place the cargo in public storage, in which event all charges, including transportation and handling charges incidental to the placing of goods into or out of public storage, shall be for the account of the cargo, including the cost of public storage. The storage charges outlined in Paragraph (B) above will terminate the first day following placement of the goods into public storage. The carrier retains all lien rights on the cargo while the same is stored in a public warehouse under the conditions set forth in this Paragraph

When cargo is physically available for delivery (see Note 1) but not released by AKMR to consigneebecause of:

Storage charges will accrue after the expiration of free time once the cargo has been made available (See Note 1) for delivery up to and including the day that freight and storage charges are paid or shipping documents are received. Storage charges will be assessed against the cargo at the charges

Upon expiration of free time, storage charges commence. Storage charges will terminate only after oneof the following conditions has been met:

AKMR is instructed, via facsimile or written instruction, that shipment will be accepted at a specific date/location, the date of actual acceptance to serve as the date of storage termination (if cargo is accepted). The provisions of this Paragraph are subject to the prior approval of AKMR.

When cargo is accepted for shipment by carrier, but not shipped and held at AKMR origin terminalbecause of:

Storage charges will accrue commencing the first midnight after such conditions occur, with no freetime allowed. Storage charges will accrue up to and including the day that freight and storage charges are paid, the shipping documents are received, or instructions to ship are received from shipper.Storage charges will be assessed against cargo at the charges specified in the Item.




910


STB AKMR 314C

STORAGE/ON HAND CHARGES: (Concluded)

(G)

(H)

(I)

(J)

NOTE 1:

NOTE 2:

TERMINAL CHARGE

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EQUIPMENTDry Container/Platform $20.00

$40.00

NORTHBOUND$75.00

$100.00

$10.00


VehiclesRO/RO

Temperature Controlled Container$25.00$25.00


Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays will be excluded in the computation of free time. After expiration of free time, Saturdays, Sundays, and Holiday swill be used in the computation of storage charges

Storage charges incurred pursuant to the provisions of this Item will be assessed against thebeneficial cargo owner, irrespective of whether transportation charges are prepaid or collect, unless other arrangements have been approved by AKMR in writing.

Should the consignee fail to pay the storage charges provided for herein, nothing will prohibit the carrier from assigning such storage charges to the shipper or beneficial owner of the cargo transported. Carrier furthermore reserves the right to sell any cargo as salvage to pay for any unpaid freight or accessorial charges after giving the appropriate notification of intended sale.

Nothing in this Item shall require carrier to deliver or make available for delivery any cargo at times other than normal business hours on normal business days.

Notification of availability as defined herein shall mean giving notice to consignee or subconsignee by facsimile or U.S. Mail that cargo will be physically available for delivery on a specific date to consignee or subconsignee. The date of postmark or facsimile shall establish the date of availability

Unless otherwise specified, all rates named in Sections One and Two of this tariff are subject to thefollowing terminal charges:


SOUTHBOUND

In the event the cargo is placed in public storage, carrier’s liability for risk of loss shall terminateupon the placement of cargo into public storage.

942

$10.00



910


STB AKMR 314C

TRANSFER OF LADING - DELIVERY OF CARGO AT AKMR TERMINALS:

Refer to AKMR 100, series, Item 959 for changes.

WEIGHTS – GROSS WEIGHTS AND DUNNAGE: (Exception to NMFC 995)***#

(A) When Container-load CL freight is tendered for shipment using one or more of the items listed in Note 1 the followingallowance shall be made on the weight of the shipment, provided all minimum weight requirements have been met. The shipments scaled gross weight, or shippers weight in the absence of a scaled weight, shall be reduced by the weight of the items listed in Note 1, as declared by the shipper. Allowance shall not exceed five percent (5%) of thetotal gross weight of the shipment.Container-load freight prepared for shipment using one or more of the items listed in Note 1 must have such items,and the weight of these items declared on the shipper's bill of lading in order for Carrier to apply any allowance to theshipment.

(B) Except as otherwise provided, articles as described in Note 1 which have previously moved northbound and are loaded per Note 2 of this rule, may be moved to Carrier’s Seattle terminal from points in Alaska provided the return movement is via the original carrier. The following southbound dunnage charge applies: • Loaded to carrier-provided equipment: A flat charge of $300 per shipment to be paid by shipper, whether equipment is fully or partially filled. • Loaded to Shipper-provided equipment: No Charge

NOTE 1: Bins, necessary for transporting foodstuffs and/or department store merchandiseBlankets, Furniture ( Also Furniture Pads, used )Bread TraysContainers, Bulk liquid (porta-feed) used for transporting chemicals in bulk capacity not to exceed 500 gallons eachCribbingCribsDrums, not exceeding 55 gallon capacityDunnage, Rubber, InflatableDunnage, WoodenHangers, GarmentKegs, not exceeding 55 gallonLift Vans, empty, woodenLoad LocksMaterial used to protect the top of lading or to secure the load to the pallet, platform or shipping containerMilk Baskets or CratesPalletsPallets, Platforms or skids with or without standing sides or endsRacks or Skids

NOTE 2: Provisions of Paragraph (B) in this Item are applicable only when consignee backloads dunnage into or onto a dry,non-refrigerated container immediately following unloading of a Northbound container-load movement. Carrier willnot perform any additional placement of container to allow backloading of dunnage, other than those concurrent withthe Northbound shipment's placement and return to Seattle, WA terminal.

NOTE 3: Dunnage backloaded for return must be documented by the shipper, on the bill of lading. When carrier is not notified,in writing, of backloaded dunnage, carrier will not be responsible for loss or damage of such dunnage.

TCR 4570

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995


For explanation of abbreviations and reference marks not explained on this page, see the Last Page of this Tariff.ISSUED: August 7, 2020 EFFECTIVE: August 9, 2020



959

RULES


STB AKMR 314C

BOILERS AND HEATING APPARATUS, AND OTHER ARTICLES, Viz.:

Boilers, heating or power, iron or steel (See Notes 1 and 2)Boiler Parts, iron or steel, including:

Arch BarsArchesBase Sections, steelBraces: flanges; nozzles; or handhole or manhole collars, covers, crabs or lugs

Brick, fireCasing, KDCastings, house heating furnaceCement, furnaceCranes, KD, when an integral part of boiler plantDomes or drumsDoors, with or without frames, per NMFC Items 25590 and 26240Duct, flexibleDucts, other than flexible per NMFC Item 51590Elbows, iron, steel or tinElectrical equipment, when an integral part of boiler plantEquipment, coal or ash handling, KDFittings, for flexible duct or hoseFlues, air, iron, steel or tinFlues or tubes, not enameledFlues, smoke, iron, steel or tinFrontsFuel economizer, KDFurnaces (internal boiler fire boxes)Furnaces, house heating, hot airGrate barsGrating, air ductHeader sections (headers and tubes or baffles combined)Heads (ends)Heat developers, spiral (boiler tube retarders)Heaters, contractors, potable (salamanders), sheet iron, SU, loose or in packages per NMFC Item 26440 Sub 1Heaters, wall insert or baseboard type, electricHose, flexible, airIncineratorsLouvers, air, iron or steelPaper, asbestos felt or asbestos sheathingParts house heating furnace casing or jacket, iron or steelPaste, dry flour, with or without chemical ingredientsPipe, iron, steel or tin, NOSPlatesRadiators, hot water or steam or exhaust gas iron, NOI, also tubular gas radiatorsRegisters, air, NOI, iron or steelSections, cast ironSilencers, for flexible duct or hoseSteel, sheet, NOS (1)Turbines (Item continued on Page 28)



1007



RULES


STB AKMR 314C

BOILERS AND HEATING APPARATUS, AND OTHER ARTICLES, Viz.: (Conclusion)

(1)

NOTE 1:

NOTE 2:

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Rates apply on commodities subject to this reference only when included with other commodities named in this item. The weight of the commodities subject to this reference must not exceed a maximum of 10 percent by weight of the actual weight of the trailer. Weight in excess of 10 percent will be rated at otherwise applicable rates.

May include equipment of burners, sprayers, vaporizers or mechanical stokers when forming an integral part of the boiler which they accompany, not in excess of 33 1/3 percent of the weight on which charges are assessed.

Ratings will also apply on the following articles shipped with boilers: smokestacks, KD for each boiler; brick, in packages; fire clay; fire tile, in packages; insulating material, asbestos cement; or iron or steel material for setting up or suspending each boiler; also on firing tools consisting of pokers, scrapers, slice bars or wire brushes. The following articles may also be included: damper regulators, automatic, NOI; gauges; valves, pressure reducing and thermometers. The weight of insulating material and asbestos cement must not exceed 15 percent of the weight on which charges are assessed.



1007

RULES


STB AKMR 314C

COMPOUNDS, GAS OR OIL WELL DRILLING AND OTHER ARTICLES, Viz.:

Aluminum stearateAnti-foam/defoaming compoundsAsbestos shorts or waste, consisting of material testing not more than 0-0-8-8 and so certified on

the bill of lading Barium sulphate, crude, ground or not groundBentonite (Sodium Montmorillonite)BrocideCalcium ChlorideCellulose film, scrap or wasteClay, NOI, crushed, ground or pulverized, not including ceramic clayCoal, ground or pulverizedCompounds, boiler cleansingCompounds, coal dust layingCompounds, emulsion breakerCompounds, natural gas purifyingCorn flour, for oil well drilling purposesCorrosion inhibitor compoundCotton seed hullsCrude oil treating compoundsDefoaming compoundsDiatomacious or infusorial earthDiatomacious earth, physically combined with asbestos or wood fiberFloculantGraphiteGypsum concreteIndustrial process water treating compoundIron ore concentrate, groundLimeMica, dry or groundMud or mud treating compounds, gas or oil well drillingPaper, groundPitch, lignin, dryPopcorn, unpopped for gas or oil well drilling purposes onlyPotassium chlorideQuebracho extracts, drySawdust, woodScale inhibitor compoundShells, net, crushed or groundSodium bicarbonateSodium bichromateSodium bromideSodium carbonate (soda ash)Sodium caustic (sodium hydroxide)Sodium phosphateWater clarifying, hardening, purifying or softening compoundWood fiber, groundZinc oxide

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1011

RULES


STB AKMR 314C

ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, Viz.: (See Note 1)

Automatic data processing printers and related equipment to include readers and punches

Computers, electric data processing and component parts, RVNX $20.00 per pound.Control panels and processors

Electrical equipment, NOIElectrical Generators, NMFC Item 62075Electron microscope equipment

Machines, Systems or Devices, NMFC Item 116030

Portable electronic testing or laboratory facilities, including fluoroscopic or X-ray equipment and other measuring or recording devices.

Radio and television receiving equipment.Radio and television transmission equipment.

Solar PanelsSwitching gear and converger equipment.

Telephone and telegraph equipment and materials and supplies used in the construction and maintenance of telephone and telegraph systems.

NOTE 1: Does not apply on household items.

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1014

RULES


STB AKMR 314C

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SECTION 2

COMMODITY RATES

FROM:

Seattle, Washington

TO:

Points in Alaska(See Page 7)

TARIFF NO. 314C

STB AKMR 314C 1st Revised Page No. 32

BEVERAGES 2000

Northbound$4,279.00 $4,993.00 $4,279.00$5,199.00 $6,068.00 $5,199.00$6,116.00 $7,135.00 $6,116.00$7,662.00 $8,863.00 $7,662.00

Southbound$1,511.00 $2,489.00 $1,511.00$1,835.00 $3,027.00 $1,835.00$2,162.00 $3,554.00 $2,162.00$2,706.00 $4,379.00 $2,706.00

Commodity Viz List:

Juices/Beverages, NMFC Items 72160, 72180Liquor/Beverages/Beer/Coolers/Wine, NMFC Item 111400

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SECTION 2 - STRAIGHT CONTAINERLOAD COMMODITY RATES

BETWEEN SEATTLE, WASHINGTON ITEM NO.:COMMODITIES: AND REGULAR POINTS, VIZ.:

Anchorage Fairbanks


Whittier

20’ Container .................................................................................................24’ Container .................................................................................................40’ Container ................................................................................................

20’ Container .................................................................................................

53’ Container .................................................................................................

53’ Container .................................................................................................

24’ Container .................................................................................................40’ Container ................................................................................................


P.O. Box 24348, Seattle, WA 98124 5615 W. Marginal Way S.W., Seattle, WA 98106

TARIFF NO. 314C

STB AKMR 314C 4th Revised Page No. 33

BOATS, OR BOATS ON TRAILERS, NOT EXCEEDING 40' IN LENGTH 2098

Northbound$177.00 $240.00 $177.00

Southbound$103.00 $187.00 $103.00

NOTE 1. Length will be determined by measuring the extreme length of the unit shipped, including trailer, masts securedto the unit and/or any device used to ensure safe handling as shown in Note 2. This rate item applies to boats not exceeding 40’.

NOTE 2.

NOTE 3.

NOTE 4.

NOTE 5.

NOTE 6.

NOTE 7. Boats must be received with masts and rigging detached or collapsed and secured to unit.

NOTE 8. Shipper-owned skids, cradles, chocks, crates or other devices necessary to insure safe handling may be returned, provided the Northbound move is confirmed on the Bill of Lading. Such confirmation must include Northbound freight bill number and consigned party of returned dunnage. Charge for such service will be $512.00 per cradle, skid, crate or device.

NOTE 9. Rates apply between Carrier’s terminals.

NOTE 10. EXCEPTION TO AKMR 100, SERIES, ITEM 568, PARAGRAPH A: Provisions of Item (1) Overlength shall notapply. Boats exceeding 14' in height shall be subject to the provisions of Item (3) Overheight.

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Anchorage Fairbanks Whittier

Rate in Dollars per Linear Foot ........................................................................



ISSUED BY: MARGRETTA GRACE, DIRECTOR OF PRICINGP.O. Box 24348, Seattle, WA 98124 5615 W. Marginal Way S.W., Seattle, WA 98106

Shipper must furnish necessary trailers, skids, cradles, chocks, crates or other devices necessary to insure safe handling. When Carrier agrees to provide or construct cradle, charges will be based on $2.10 per square foot, based on overall dimensions of boat, subject to a minimum charge of $544.00. Construction of cradles is at Carrier’s discretion. Carrier may decline to build a cradle for any boat.

Household goods or personal effects, as described in Item 560, may be placed in enclosed areas of boats, provided they are secured by the shipper, and after weight of goods has been provided to Carrier. Shipper must declare weight of goods on the Bill of Lading. Items are subject to a released value of $0.10 per pound, per article, subject to provisions in Item 560. Items will be considered as shipper load and count, and accepted to all items.When Carrier is required to lift boat to/from water or trailer in Seattle, an additional charge will be assessed. For lifting a boat not exceeding 28 feet in overall length, the charge is $628.00. For boats that are over 28 feet in length or 12 feet in width, Carrier will provide service at a rate of $26.00 per linear foot. Such service must be scheduled with Carrier prior to delivery. Boat lift and launch operations are performed at Carrier’s discretion. Carrier may decline to lift any boat. Shipper must sign Carrier’s Boat Lift Agreement prior to lifting any boat.

Boat lift or launch is available in Anchorage on direct sailings only for boats up to 36 feet in overall length, not exceeding 14 feet in overall width and not exceeding 25,000 pounds. This service is not available in Whittier or Fairbanks. Rates per NOTE 4 above will apply.All portable canvas tops or sides must be removed prior to receipt at Carrier’s dock. All tops and sides shipped attached will be at owner’s risk.

TARIFF NO. 314C

STB AKMR 314C 3rd Revised Page No. 34

BOATS, OR BOATS ON TRAILERS, EXCEEDING 40' IN LENGTH 2098(Concl'd)

Northbound$32.27 ---- $28.83

Southbound$29.51 ---- $26.36

NOTE 1. Length will be determined by measuring the extreme length of the unit shipped, including trailer, masts securedto the unit and/or any device used to ensure safe handling as shown in Note 2. This rate item applies to boatsexceeding 40’.

NOTE 2.

NOTE 3.

NOTE 4.

NOTE 5.

NOTE 6.

NOTE 7. Boats must be received with masts and rigging detached or collapsed and secured to unit.

NOTE 8. Shipper-owned skids, cradles, chocks, crates or other devices necessary to insure safe handling may be returned, provided the Northbound move is confirmed on the Bill of Lading. Such confirmation must include Northbound freight bill number and consigned party of returned dunnage. Charge for such service will be $512.00 per cradle, skid, crate or device.

NOTE 9. Rates apply between Carrier’s terminals.

NOTE 10. Item 568 does not apply.

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Anchorage Fairbanks

All portable canvas tops or sides must be removed prior to receipt at Carrier’s dock. All tops and sides shipped attached will be at owner’s risk.

Whittier

Rate in Dollars per Square Foot ......................................................................

Rate in Dollars per Square Foot ......................................................................

Shipper must furnish necessary trailers, skids, cradles, chocks, crates or other devices necessary to insure safe handling. When Carrier agrees to provide or construct cradle, charges will be based on $2.10 per square foot, based on overall dimensions of boat, subject to a minimum charge of $544.00. Construction of cradles is at Carrier’s discretion. Carrier may decline to build a cradle for any boat.

Household goods or personal effects, as described in Item 560, may be placed in enclosed areas of boats, provided they are secured by the shipper, and after weight of goods has been provided to Carrier. Shipper must declare weight of goods on the Bill of Lading. Items are subject to a released value of $0.10 per pound, per article, subject to provisions in Item 560. Items will be considered as shipper load and count, and accepted to all items.When Carrier is required to lift boat from water or to discharge boat to water in Seattle or Alaska Ports, an additional charge will be assessed. For lifting a boat exceeding 28 feet in overall length, Carrier will provide service at a rate negotiated with Shipper prior to acceptance of shipment. Such service must be scheduled with Carrier prior to delivery. Boat lift and launch operations are performed at Carrier’s discretion. Carrier may decline to lift any boat. Shipper must sign Carrier’s Boat Lift Agreement prior to lifting any boat.

Boat lift or launch is available in Anchorage on direct sailings only for boats up to 36 feet in overall length, not exceeding 14 feet in overall width and not exceeding 25,000 pounds. This service is not available in Whittier or Fairbanks. Rates per NOTE 4 above will apply.



TARIFF NO. 314C

STB AKMR 314C 2nd Revised Page No. 35

EMPTY BOAT TRAILERS NX 8’6” IN OVERALL WIDTH SU, NOS, NESTED or NOT. 2102

Northbound$122.00 $166.00 $122.00

Southbound$62.00 $107.00 $62.00

Commodity Viz. List: Road Legal empty boat trailers

NOTE 1. Rates are stated per linear foot or fraction thereof. The longest points of the trailer will be used for measurement including any attached accessories.

NOTE 2. Rates apply only on trailers not exceeding 53' in overall length. Trailers exceeding this length must be reviewed by Carrier's Pricing Department prior to booking. Additional charges may apply.

NOTE 3. Provisions of Items 340, 342 (Beyond Terminal Charges), 568 paragraph (A), (1) (Overlength), 645 and 750 do not apply.

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TARIFF NO. 314C


BUILDING MATERIAL, GROUP 1 2132

Northbound$3,834.00 $5,347.00 $3,834.00$4,717.00 $5,605.00 $4,717.00$5,529.00 $6,580.00 $5,529.00$7,052.00 $8,286.00 $7,052.00

Southbound$1,494.00 $2,472.00 $1,494.00$1,859.00 $3,044.00 $1,859.00$2,162.00 $3,554.00 $2,162.00$2,750.00 $4,422.00 $2,750.00

Commodity Viz List:Adhesive, NMFC Item 4605 Iron or Steel, Fabricated and Unfabricated Pipe/BarsAsphalt Flooring Compound, NMFC Items 33660 and Iron and Steel Reinforcement, NMFC Item 106420

33680 Lumber Group, NMFC Item 112000Bleachers/Grandstands, NMFC Item 89803 Manholes/Vaults/Enclosures, NJFC Item 50801Boilers, NMFC Items 25400, 25770 Monuments, NMFC Items 138330 and 138340Braces, Bracing, Brackets/Forms, NMFC Item 104600 Nuts and Bolts, NMFC Item 93490Bricks/Blocks, NMFC Items 32000, 32080, and 32100 Paint and related Materials, NMFC Item 149980Building Slabs with glass, NMFC Item 86580 Pipe Fittings, other than Plastic or Earthen, NMFC Items Cement/Cement Compound, NMFC Items 42100 and 51400, 51410, 51430

42140 Plastic Conduit/PipingCeramic Tile/Molding, NMFC Item 182300 Plastic Lumber, NMFC Item 156910Copper Pipe Rafters/Beams/Joists, NMFC Item 113120Clay, NMFC Item 47990 Roofing/Siding Material, NMFC Item 170000Doors, Garage, NMFC Item 34360 Shakes/Shingles/Tile, NMFC Items 170430, 170490, Electrical Cable, NMFC Item 61150 170510, 170550 and 170552Fabric Erosion Control, NMFC Item 49411 Stone, NMFC Item 90650Facing Panel, NMFC Items 34640, 35250 and 193960 Stone Blocks/Pieces or Slabs, NMFC Item 90500Fencing, NMFC Item 68025 Tape, NMFC Items 35425 and 35430Flooring, NMFC Items 70500, 105240 Tiles/Slabs, NMFC Items 32690, 32640 and 182570Glass, plate or sheet Towers, KD, NMFC Item 167010Gravel/Sand/Stone, NMFC Items 90100 and 90220 Wallboard Group, NMFC Item 193640Gypsum Concrete, NMFC Item 91910 Wire Rope Strand, NMFC Item 107520Iron or Steel Sheets and Tubing

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ITEM NO.:COMMODITIES: AND REGULAR POINTS, VIZ.:

Anchorage Fairbanks

24’ Container .................................................................................................

BETWEEN SEATTLE, WASHINGTON

Whittier

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53’ Container .................................................................................................

TARIFF NO. 314C


BUILDING MATERIAL, GROUP 2 2133

Northbound$4,425.00 $5,132.00 $4,425.00$5,373.00 $6,232.00 $5,373.00$6,320.00 $7,330.00 $6,320.00$7,913.00 $9,109.00 $7,913.00

Southbound$1,996.00 $2,972.00 $1,996.00$2,423.00 $3,609.00 $2,423.00$2,849.00 $4,248.00 $2,849.00$3,569.00 $5,241.00 $3,569.00

Commodity Viz List:Aluminum Ladders, NMFC Item 108720Building Materials, NOSCabinets, storage, wooden or metal, KD or SU, NMFC Items 39230, 82273, 82750, 83240Carpet/Pads/Cushion/Lining, NMFC Item 70600Fiber Optic Cable, NMFC Item 57770Hardware, NMFC Item 92900Houses/Building, NMFC Item 38470Insulation Material, NMFC Items 103000 and 103300Molding, NMFC Items 33945 and 182665Plastic Articles, Expanded, NMFC Item 157320Roof Arches/Trusses, NMFC Item 113160Store Fixtures and Displays, NMFC Item 57410Tools, NMFC Item 183550Towers, SU, NMFC Item 187000

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BUILDINGS, HOUSES OR MODULARS, HOUSE TRAILERS, MOBILE HOMES, SU or 2135in SU sections, portable or fabricated (with or without wheels and towing connection permanently attached).

A. Units with permanent axles and wheels attached and with steel frames:Northbound

$195.00 ---- $195.00$316.00 ---- $316.00

Southbound$117.00 ---- $117.00$191.00 ---- $191.00

B. Units without permanent axles and wheels attached or without steel frames:Northbound

$29.43 ---- $29.43

Southbound$17.65 ---- $17.65

NOTE 1. Direct barge sailings only.

NOTE 2. Vehicles containing other than factory installed or permanently mounted equipment will not be accepted.NOTE 3. Freight charges must be paid prior to loading units to vessels.NOTE 4. The square feet of area occupied shall be determined by measuring the width at the widest point (including eaves)

and by measuring the length at the longest point (including eaves and towing tongue).NOTE 5. EXCEPTION TO RULE 568 (Over-Dimension). Provisions of Rule 568, Paragraph (1) and (2) shall not apply. Cargo

exceeding 12’ in height shall be subject to the provisions of Rule 568, Paragraph (3) (Over-Height).NOTE 6. EXCEPTION TO RULE 574. Carrier will not be liable for mechanical, frame or structural deficiencies, unless

through negligence of the Carrier. Carrier will not be liable for damage to frame or structure caused by overload ofcontents loaded inside the trailer.The Carrier reserves the right to purchase damaged trailer at a price not to exceed the market value at time of acceptance in lieu of repairing said item. The value will be determined by current market price at port of loading.The Carrier’s liability is limited to the economic loss on damaged trailer, to the difference of the market value after the damage or cost of repair, whichever is lower.Units received with plastic covered outside walls will not be accepted unless openings are securely covered withplywood or similar substantial material. Carrier will not be responsible for damage caused by wind.

NOTE 7. Cargo exceeding 14’ wide will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.NOTE 8. Units exceeding 35,000 pounds will be subject to an additional $7.67 per hundredweight (cwt) on the weight in

excess of the maximum weight shown.

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NX 72’ L, NX 14’ W (Rate in Dollars per Linear Foot, Max Wt. 35,000) ..............NX 42’ L, NX 12’ W (Rate in Dollars per Linear Foot, Max Wt. 35,000) ..............



NX 42’ L, NX 12’ W (Rate in Dollars per Linear Foot, Max Wt. 35,000) ..............

Rate in Dollars per Square Foot (Max Wt. 35,000) ...........................................

NX 72’ L, NX 14’ W (Rate in Dollars per Linear Foot, Max Wt. 35,000) ..............

Rate in Dollars per Square Foot (Max Wt. 35,000) ...........................................


TARIFF NO. 314C


BULK PRODUCT, GAS, COMPRESSED, IN SHIPPER PROVIDED BULK ISO 2136TANK CONTAINERS

Northbound$8,288.00 $9,472.00 $8,288.00$8,288.00 $9,472.00 $8,288.00$9,945.00 $11,342.00 $9,945.00

Commodity Viz List:As described in NMFC Items 85500 through 86180

NOTE 1. Rates are in dollars per tank.NOTE 2. Exception to Item 574 of Tariff STB AKMR 100, series: Maximum liability to include contents of ISO container shall

be $3,000.NOTE 3. Exception to Item 210 of Tariff STB AKMR 314C: Overweight charges in Item 210 do not apply.

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TARIFF NO. 314C


BULK PRODUCT, LIQUIDS 2145

Northbound$6,644.00 $7,832.00 $6,644.00$6,644.00 $7,832.00 $6,644.00$7,894.00 $9,290.00 $7,894.00

Commodity Viz List:AntifreezeFertilizerLiquid AsphaltMolassesOil Well Drilling CompoundsPetroleum ProductsTallow

NOTE 1. Rates are in dollars per tank.NOTE 2. Rates are subject to equipment availability.NOTE 3. Exception to Item 210 of Tariff STB AKMR 314C: Overweight charges in Item 210 do not apply.

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TARIFF NO. 314C


CHEMICALS AND COMPOUNDS 2183

Northbound$4,112.00 $4,831.00 $4,112.00$4,995.00 $5,870.00 $4,995.00$5,873.00 $6,903.00 $5,873.00$7,354.00 $8,575.00 $7,354.00

Southbound$1,951.00 $2,927.00 $1,951.00$2,371.00 $3,554.00 $2,371.00$2,787.00 $4,182.00 $2,787.00$3,489.00 $5,163.00 $3,489.00

Commodity Viz List:Chemicals and Compounds, NMFC Item 42600Chemicals, NMFC Items 43940 and 43942Cleaning, scouring, NMFC Item 48580Coke Breeze, NMFC Item 49995Compounds, NMFC Items 50070 and 50225Compounds, ammonia, cleaning, NMFC Item 50060Compounds, mud, NMFC Item 138640Compounds, paving, NMFC Item 35180Detonators/Igniters/Squibs, NMFC Item 18496Fracking Sand, NMFC Item 90220Gas/Gas Mixture/Liquids, NMFC Item 85880Oil Absorption Compounds, NMFC Item 50270Pellets, shot or spheres, NMFC Item 154930Petroleum Oils/Grease, NMFC Item 155250Salt, other than for human consumption, NMFC Item 46260Samples/Well Drilling Core, NMFC Item 86390

NOTE 1. Rates apply only to items not fit for human consumption.

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TARIFF NO. 314C


CONTAINERS: PLASTIC, RUBBER, CARDBOARD, WOODEN OR STEEL AND 2190OTHER ARTICLES

Northbound$3,577.00 $4,325.00 $3,577.00$4,341.00 $5,252.00 $4,341.00$5,107.00 $6,176.00 $5,107.00$6,396.00 $7,665.00 $6,396.00

Southbound$1,788.00 $2,762.00 $1,788.00$2,170.00 $3,358.00 $2,170.00$2,555.00 $3,948.00 $2,555.00$3,196.00 $4,869.00 $3,196.00

Commodity Viz List:Beads or Pellets, styrofoamBlankets, furnitureBoxes, cardboard, wooden, KD, SUCans, metal, Viz:Can ends or topsCans, metal, collapsed, in packagesCans, metal, SU, nested solidCopy PaperDrumsDumpstersDunnage, rubber, inflatableEmpty BottlesLift Vans, KD, wooden, new or usedNewsprintPads, NMFC Item 149000Pads or Padding, packing or shippingPalletsPaper Bags or Paper WrappingPlastic SheetingPoly Styrofoam BoxesPrinted Matter, NMFC Item 161500Rubber MulchSalt, destined to seafood processing plantsTapeTagsTelephone Books, NMFC Item 161930

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TARIFF NO. 314C


CONTAINERS: SHIPPER OWNED, EMPTY, WITH OR WITHOUT FORK POCKETS 2244

Northbound$2,213.00 $3,364.00 $2,213.00$2,690.00 $3,839.00 $2,690.00$3,165.00 $4,316.00 $3,165.00$4,017.00 $5,169.00 $4,017.00

Southbound$1,434.00 $2,180.00 $1,434.00$1,743.00 $2,489.00 $1,743.00$2,051.00 $2,795.00 $2,051.00$2,604.00 $3,348.00 $2,604.00

NOTE 1. Rates are in dollars per Shipper owned container.

NOTE 2. Carrier reserves the right to load empty containers with cargo of its choice.NOTE 3. Rates do not apply to modified containers or containers incompatible with Carrier’s operations.NOTE 4. Rates do not apply to wheeled trailers.NOTE 5. Containers must be wind and water tight and structurally sound.NOTE 6. Rates are between Carrier’s Seattle, WA terminal and Carrier’s terminal in Alaska.

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Whittier

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TARIFF NO. 314C


DEPARTMENT STORE MERCHANDISE 2280

Northbound$4,425.00 $5,132.00 $4,425.00$5,373.00 $6,232.00 $5,373.00$6,320.00 $7,330.00 $6,320.00$7,913.00 $9,109.00 $7,913.00

Southbound$1,511.00 $2,489.00 $1,511.00$1,835.00 $3,024.00 $1,835.00$2,162.00 $3,554.00 $2,162.00$2,706.00 $4,379.00 $2,706.00

Commodity Viz List:Athletic/Sporting Goods, NMFC Item 15520Battery Cells, NMFC Items 60680, 60700Bicycles/Tricycles/Unicycles/Wagons/Wheels/Wheelbarrows,NMFC Item 189800Blackboards/Chalkboards/Pegboards, NMFC Item 79132Boots/Shoes/Footwear, NMFC Item 28160Cigars/Cigarettes, NMFC Item 47770Cloth/Fabric, NMFC Item 49265Clothing/Aprons/Coveralls/Lab coats, NMFC Items 49830, 49795 and 49880Dental, Hospital or Medical Supplies, NMFC Item 56400Disposable Flatware/Disposable Dishes, NMFC Item 156500Exhibits/Antiques, NMFC Item 63825Face Masks/Shields/Filters, NMFC Item 134140Filter/Air cleaner/Skimmer/Coffee Filter, NMFC Item 69100Fire Extinguishers, NMFC Items 69180, 69185 and 69220Framed Sash, NMFC Item 34780Games/Toys, NMFC Item 84260Glassware, NMFC Item 88140Goggles/Eye Wash Fixtures, NMFC Items 57880 and 158980Hardware, NMFC Item 92900Lamps/Bulbs, NMFC Items 109040, 109550, 109600Large or Small Appliances for household use onlyMedicine/Vitamins, NMFC Item 58770Office Supplies, NMFC Items 142000 and 179180Piano/Organ/Keyboard/Synthesizer, NMFC Items 139165 and 139420Rags, cloth, NMFC Item 195520Restaurant Kitchen Equipment, NMFC Item 27590Safes, NMFC Items 125240, 172260 and 172280Stoves/Ranges, NMFC Item 27320Targets, NMFC Item 17540Tires, NMFC Item 157230Wheels, truck, tractor, motor vehicleWheelbarrows

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TARIFF NO. 314C


DRY FREIGHT, NOS 2284

Northbound$5,443.00 $6,098.00 $5,443.00$6,611.00 $7,405.00 $6,611.00$7,773.00 $8,712.00 $7,773.00$9,735.00 $10,835.00 $9,735.00

Southbound$3,447.00 $4,424.00 $3,447.00$4,184.00 $5,372.00 $4,184.00$4,921.00 $6,319.00 $4,921.00$6,167.00 $7,838.00 $6,167.00

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Anchorage Fairbanks

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Whittier

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20’ Container ...............................................................................................24’ Container ...............................................................................................

40’ Container ..............................................................................................53’ Container ...............................................................................................



TARIFF NO. 314C


ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, as described in Item 1014. 2288

Northbound$5,045.00 $5,719.00 $5,045.00$6,126.00 $6,945.00 $6,126.00$7,207.00 $8,171.00 $7,207.00$9,024.00 $10,161.00 $9,024.00

Southbound$2,558.00 $3,536.00 $2,558.00$3,107.00 $4,292.00 $3,107.00$3,652.00 $5,047.00 $3,652.00$4,572.00 $6,244.00 $4,572.00

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TARIFF NO. 314C


FERTILIZERS, HORTICULTURAL ITEMS. 2350

Northbound$4,028.00 $4,754.00 $4,028.00$4,891.00 $5,773.00 $4,891.00$5,755.00 $6,792.00 $5,755.00$7,207.00 $8,433.00 $7,207.00

Commodity Viz List:Animal Feed, NMFC Item 67040Fertilizing Compounds, dry or liquid, in packages or barrelsFuel/Wood/Bricks/Pellets, NMFC Item 32732Hay/Straw, NMFC Item 67260Lime, NMFC Items 44970 and 42160Potting Soil

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TARIFF NO. 314C


FOODSTUFFS, GROCERIES 2401

Northbound$4,425.00 $5,132.00 $4,425.00$5,373.00 $6,232.00 $5,373.00$6,320.00 $7,330.00 $6,320.00$7,913.00 $9,109.00 $7,913.00

Commodity Viz List:Groceries/Foodstuff, NMFC Item 72000Aluminum Foil, NMFC Item 71700Bars/Granola, NMFC Item 72045Beans, NMFC Item 72080Beverages/Foods/Canned Foods, NMFC Item 72180Bouillon, NMFC Item 72190Chips/Puffs/Sticks/Twists/Skins, NMFC Item 72400Coating/Seasoning, NMFC Item 72495Cocoa, NMFC Item 72520Coffee/Tea Extract, NMFC Item 72600Coffee, NMFC Item 72670Cones, NMFC Item 72740Cookies/Crackers, NMFC Item 72743Cooking OilDry Foods, NMFC Item 49390Extracts, NMFC Item 72880Flour/Grain/Meal, NMFC Items 73140 and 89430Foodstuff, NMFC Items 73227 and 73238Herbs, NMFC Item 71560Mixes, NMFC Item 72750Popcorn, NMFC Item 89150Potatoes, NMFC Item 74450Rice, NMFC Item 74540Spices, NMFC Item 171140Sugar, NMFC Item 74960Table SaltYeast, NMFC Item 75480

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TARIFF NO. 314C


FREIGHT ALL KINDS 2421

Northbound$5,175.00 $5,844.00 $5,175.00$6,285.00 $7,096.00 $6,285.00$7,394.00 $8,351.00 $7,394.00$9,263.00 $10,382.00 $9,263.00

Southbound$3,278.00 $4,254.00 $3,278.00$3,977.00 $5,165.00 $3,977.00$4,680.00 $6,073.00 $4,680.00$5,861.00 $7,535.00 $5,861.00

NOTE 1. Applies only on containers loaded with 5 or more differently described articles as shown in this tariff.

NOTE 2. Shipper must load, properly stow, brace and secure the lading.NOTE 3. Articles rated pursuant to this item may alternate with rates otherwise specified in this tariff. For the purposes of

this item, the term "Article" shall be defined as follows:a. All commodities listed in one commodity rate item shall be considered as one Article.b. When no commodity rate item is applicable, each generic heading in the NMFC shall be considered as one Article. If

no generic NMFC heading applies, then each specifically listed commodity in the NMFC shall be considered as oneArticle.

NOTE 4. Rates shall be considered containerload.NOTE 5. Rates published in this item will not apply in conjunction with the following articles as described in the NMFC:

a. Automobiles, passenger freight; Vehicles, Motor as described in this tariff.b. Explosives Group (64300) (Exception: Small Arms Ammunition, Class C, or Fireworks, Class C, will be accepted).c. Freight requiring refrigeration.d. Livestock or live animals, birds or fowl.e. Poisons, Hazard Class 2.3 or 6.1.f. Rates may apply on drugs, medicines or toilet preparations when applicable.g. Household Goods as described in Item 2539 of this Tariff.

NOTE 6. Containers will be accepted subject to shipper's load and count.NOTE 7. The shipper shall not in any case load the equipment furnished to exceed its legal carrying capacity.NOTE 8. Rates published in this item will not apply when the weight of any one article in a trailer exceeds fifty percent (50%)

of the total weight loaded therein.

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TARIFF NO. 314C


FURNITURE 2455

Northbound$4,425.00 $5,132.00 $4,425.00$5,373.00 $6,232.00 $5,373.00$6,320.00 $7,330.00 $6,320.00$7,913.00 $9,109.00 $7,913.00

Commodity Viz List:Furniture, KD, NMFC Item 79000Furniture, SU, NMFC Item 79000Mattresses

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TARIFF NO. 314C


HOUSEHOLD GOODS LOADED TO UTILITY TRAILERS, NX 8’6” IN OVERALL 2500WIDTH SU, NOS.

Northbound♦ $174.00 ♦ $219.00 ♦ $174.00

Southbound♦ $107.00 ♦ $134.00 ♦ $107.00

NOTE 1. Rates are stated per linear foot or fraction thereof. The longest points of the vehicle will be used for measurementincluding any attached accessories.

NOTE 2. Rates do not apply on trailers designed to be towed using a fifth-wheel system.

NOTE 3. Provisions of Items 340, 342 (beyond terminal charges), 568 paragraph (A), (1), (3) (overlength and overheight),645 and 750 do not apply.

NOTE 4. Household goods or personal effects, as described in Item 560, may be placed in enclosed areas of the trailerprovided they are secured by the Shipper, and after weight of goods has been provided to Carrier. Shipper mustdeclare weight of goods on the Bill of Lading. Items are subject to a released value of $.10 per pound, per article,subject to provisions listed in Item 560. Items will be considered a Shipper load and count, and accepted to allitems.

NOTE 5. Rates are dock only.

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For explanation of abbreviations and reference marks not explained on this page, see the Last Page of this Tariff.ISSUED: April 28, 2020 EFFECTIVE: June 1, 2020


TARIFF NO. 314C


HOUSEHOLD GOODS IN LIFT VANS, in straight loads only, as described in and 2539.1subject to provisions of NMFC Item 100240, Sub 1.

Northbound♦ $3,585.00 ♦ $4,695.00 ♦ $3,585.00♦ $4,047.00 ♦ $5,156.00 ♦ $4,047.00♦ $4,896.00 ♦ $6,005.00 ♦ $4,896.00♦ $6,854.00 ♦ $8,209.00 ♦ $6,854.00

NOTE 1. For weight in excess of maximum weight shown, add additional overweight charge of ♦ $38.63 per one hundredpounds.

NOTE 2. When household goods/personal effects not container in lift vans are mixed together with lift vans in the samecontainer, provisions of Item 2539 will apply to the entire shipment.

NOTE 3. Rates apply to shipments transported in shipper owned lift vans. A lift van is defined as an approved, wooden,industry standard moving and storage type shipping container. Shipper must load cargo to lift van and consigneemust unload cargo from lift van.

NOTE 4. All shipments are based on a release value not exceeding $.10 per pound, per article.NOTE 5. Shipments must be prepaid in full prior to movement unless credit has been established in writing with the

Carrier.NOTE 6. Item 882 does not apply.NOTE 7. STB AKMR 100, Series, Item 560 (Rules governing the transportation of Household Goods) shall apply.NOTE 8. Rates apply between Carriers terminals only.

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Anchorage Fairbanks

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Whittier

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40’ Container (Max Wt. 12,700) ......................................................................



53’ Container (Max Wt. 17,780) ......................................................................

TARIFF NO. 314C


HOUSEHOLD GOODS, in loose or mixed loose/mixed lift van container loads as 2539described in and subject to the provisions of NMFC Item 100240, Sub 1.

Northbound♦ $3,727.00 ♦ $4,951.00 ♦ $3,668.00♦ $4,435.00 ♦ $5,758.00 ♦ $4,475.00♦ $5,749.00 ♦ $6,520.00 ♦ $5,236.00♦ $7,934.00 ♦ $8,968.00 ♦ $7,470.00


NOTE 2. All shipments are based on a release value not exceeding $.10 per pound, per article.NOTE 3. Rates are based on shipper load and count, consignee unload shipments only. Carrier will not provide

transloading services.NOTE 4. Shipments must be prepaid in full prior to movement unless credit has been established in writing with the



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Anchorage Fairbanks

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Whittier

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53’ Container (Max Wt. 22,000) ......................................................................

TARIFF NO. 314C


HOUSEHOLD GOODS, in loose or mixed loose/mixed lift van container loads as 2539described in and subject to the provisions of NMFC Item 100240, Sub 1. (Concl'd)

Southbound♦ $1,596.00 ♦ $2,060.00 ♦ $1,596.00♦ $1,640.00 ♦ $2,131.00 ♦ $1,640.00♦ $2,249.00 ♦ $2,772.00 ♦ $2,249.00♦ $2,959.00 ♦ $4,062.00 ♦ $2,959.00


NOTE 2. All shipments are based on a release value not exceeding $.10 per pound, per article.NOTE 3. Rates are based on shipper load and count, consignee unload shipments only. Carrier will not provide

transloading services.NOTE 4. Shipments must be prepaid in full prior to movement unless credit has been established in writing with the


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Anchorage Fairbanks

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Whittier

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53’ Container (Max Wt. 14,700) ......................................................................

TARIFF NO. 314C


MACHINERY, OTHER THAN SELF PROPELLED, CONTAINERIZED 2686

Northbound$4,884.00 $5,860.00 $4,884.00$5,927.00 $7,115.00 $5,927.00$6,974.00 $8,370.00 $6,974.00$8,858.00 $10,629.00 $8,858.00

Southbound$2,490.00 $3,514.00 $2,490.00$3,024.00 $4,268.00 $3,024.00$3,556.00 $5,022.00 $3,556.00$4,515.00 $6,376.00 $4,515.00

Commodity Viz List:

Machinery, NMFC Item 114000Air Coolers/Air Conditioners/Air Handlers, NMFC Item 114126Airplane Parts/Engine, NMFC Item 11760Amusement Rides, NMFC Items 84180 and 84181Amusement Ride Vehicles, NMFC Item 16010Augers/Bits, NMFC Item 125140Auto Parts Group, NMFC Item 17800Auto body Parts, NMFC Item 18285Bowling Alley/Parts, NMFC Item 15860Cooler, NMFC Item 130680Commercial Appliances, including appliances with coin slotsDrilling Machine, NMFC Item 125120Extruding/Forging/Stamping, NMFC Item 127080Hydraulic Wheel, NMFC Item 127060Log Splitter, NMFC Item 130325Mine Agitator, NMFC Item 125190Mixers, NMFC Item 125740Mobile Lab, NMFC Items 190225 and 190230Pressure Regulators, NMFC Item 127220Pumps/Pump Motors, NMFC Item 12580Seafood Processing EquipmentShafts, NMFC Item 126900Snow Machines/Vehicles, NMFC Items 190225 and 190460Snow Plow, NMFC Item 130200Snow Removal, NMFC Item 130180Stoker, NMFC Item 130470Telescope Type, NMFC Item 126729Tracks/Edge/Machinery, NMFC Item 114000Transformers, NMFC Items 63410 and 63420Turbines, NMFC Item 132560US Postal Equipment, NMFC Item 38600Wood Sawing Machines, NMFC Item 133250


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TARIFF NO. 314C


MACHINERY, OTHER THAN SELF PROPELLED, LOADED TO PLATFORMS 2686(Concl'd)

Northbound$3,524.00 $4,687.00 $3,524.00$4,227.00 $5,624.00 $4,227.00$7,029.00 $9,348.00 $7,029.00$9,315.00 $12,387.00 $9,315.00

Southbound$2,114.00 $2,811.00 $2,114.00$2,537.00 $3,374.00 $2,537.00$4,218.00 $5,610.00 $4,218.00$5,587.00 $7,431.00 $5,587.00

Commodity Viz List:

Air Coolers/Air Conditioners/Air Handlers, NMFC Item 114126Airplane Parts/Engine, NMFC Item 11760Amusement Rides, NMFC Items 84180 and 84181Amusement Ride Vehicles, NMFC Item 16010Augers/Bits, NMFC Item 125140Autobody Parts, NMFC Item 18285Bowling Alley/Parts, NMFC Item 15860Commercial Appliances, including appliances with coin slotsCooler, NMFC Item 130680Drilling Machine, NMFC Item 125120Extruding/Forging/Stamping, NMFC Item 127080Hydraulic Wheel, NMFC Item 127060Log Splitter, NMFC Item 130325Machinery, NMFC Item 114000Mine Agitator, NMFC Item 125190Mixers, NMFC Item 125740Mobile Lab, NMFC Items 190225 and 190230Over Dimensional Steel Tanks, with a diameter greater than 8.0 feetPressure Regulators, NMFC Item 127220Pumps/Pump Motors, NMFC Item 12580Seafood Processing EquipmentShafts, NMFC Item 126900Snow Machines/Vehicles, NMFC Items 190225 and 190460Snow Plow, NMFC Item 130200Snow Removal, NMFC Item 130180Stoker, NMFC Item 130470Telescope Type, NMFC Item 126729Tracks/Edge/Machinery, NMFC Item 114000Transformers, NMFC Items 63410 and 63420Turbines, NMFC Item 132560US Postal Equipment, NMFC Item 38600Wood Sawing Machines, NMFC Item 133250

NOTE 1: Rates are in dollars per individual platform.


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Anchorage Fairbanks

24’ Platform ...............................................................................................


Whittier

20’ Platform ...............................................................................................

40’ Platform ..............................................................................................53’ Platform ...............................................................................................

20’ Platform ...............................................................................................24’ Platform ...............................................................................................

40’ Platform ..............................................................................................53’ Platform ...............................................................................................



TARIFF NO. 314C

STB AKMR 314C Original Page 57

MACHINERY, OTHER THAN SELF PROPELLED, LOADED TO PLATFORMS (Concluded) 2686(Concl'd)

NOTE 2:

NBSBNBSBNBSB

(1) Rate shown is in dollars per linear foot.

NOTE 3:

(1) On shipments exceeding 15 feet in width, add an additional 12% surcharge for each incremental foot over 15 feet.

NOTE 4:

NOTE 5: Rates do not apply to crawler or rubber tired machinery capable of being rolled on/off carrier's vessel.

NOTE 6: EXCEPTION to AKMR 100A, Item 568, paragraph (A), section (3) Over‐height charges begin at 14’ high.

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Rates are subject to AKMR 314C, Item 210, maximum weight charge in addition to all other rates and surcharges named in this item.

11'12'13'

13'6"15'

14%21%28%(1)15' ---

13'6"

10'11'12'13'

5%7%9%

10'


Rate per linear foot (1)

176106235142176106

Anchorage, AK

Fairbanks, AK

Whittier, AK


9'

EXCEPTION to Item 568, Paragraph A, Note (2). Except as otherwise provided, the surcharge below applies when the overall width of machinery exceeds 8'6".

OVERALL WIDTH (1)OVER8'6"


Between Seattle, WA and:


EXCEPTION to Item 568, Paragraph A, Note (1). Shipments that exceed the length of the platform plus sixinches will be subject to an additional per linear foot charge of:

ITEM NO.:

BUT NOT OVER9'

SURCHARGE0%

TARIFF NO. 314C


MACHINERY, SELF PROPELLED, RUBBER-TIRED OR CRAWLER-TYPE 2690

Northbound(1) $167.00 (3) $204.00 (1) $167.00

Southbound(2) $100.00 (4) $123.00 (2) $100.00

(1) Machines weighing over 40,000 pounds shall be subject to an additional charge of $13.46 per hundredweight for theportion of weight exceeding 40,000 pounds.




NOTE 1: Rates apply only on Crawler-Type or Rubber-Tired machinery or machinery capable of being driven on and drivenoff Carrier’s vessel under their own power, and not loaded to trailers. (See Item 2686 for rates for tow-away or trailer mounted machines or machinery).

NOTE 2: Self-propelled machinery requiring loading to the deck of Carrier’s vessel will move on a space available basis only.NOTE 3: Over-dimensional articles moving under this item require the approval of Carrier’s operations department prior to

movement.NOTE 4: If through no fault of the Carrier, crawler-type or rubber-tired machinery or machines are inoperable, the charges in

Item 568 (Over-dimension, Heavy or Bulky Freight) shall apply. If cargo cannot be lifted by equipment normallyavailable at Carrier’s terminal, Carrier will contract for outside services and charges for lift on/lift off will benegotiated between Carrier and Shipper or Consignee.

NOTE 5: Rates apply only between Carrier’s terminals and do not include pickup or delivery.NOTE 6: EXCEPTION to AKMR 100A, Item 574, Paragraph G) Limits of Extended Liability: Carrier’s liability under the

extended liability program shall be subject to a maximum limitation of $200,000.00 per unit or piece. All otherprovisions of the item will apply.

NOTE 7: EXCEPTION to Item 568, paragraph A, section (1): Over-length charges shall not apply.NOTE 8: EXCEPTION to Item 568, paragraph A, section (2): Over-width shipments. When any portion of the cargo exceeds 8

feet in width, the following charges, shown as a percentage of the applicable commodity rate or minimum charge, shall apply for shipments with:

When cargo exceeds 15’ in width, an additional surcharge of twelve percent (12%) will apply, for each incrementalfoot over 15 feet.

NOTE 9: EXCEPTION to AKMR 100A, Item 568, paragraph (A), section (3) Over‐height charges begin at 14’ high.

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Anchorage Fairbanks

Rate in Dollars per Linear Foot (Max Wt. 40,000) ............................................


Whittier

Rate in Dollars per Linear Foot (Max Wt. 40,000) ............................................



14%

SURCHARGEOVERALL WIDTH (1)BUT NOT OVER

8'6" 9' 0%9' 10%

OVER

10' 11'10'

18%

15' --- (1)

13' 28%13' 13'6" 42%

13'6" 15' 56%

12'11' 12'

TARIFF NO. 314C


NURSERY STOCK 2705

Northbound$4,506.00 $5,209.00 $4,506.00$5,468.00 $6,321.00 $5,468.00$6,432.00 $7,437.00 $6,432.00$8,056.00 $9,243.00 $8,056.00

Commodity Viz List:Florist/Nursery Stock, NMFC Item 711000Flower or Garden, NMFC Item 173270Orchid Plants, NMFC item 71260Peony Roots, NMFC Item 71265Plants, NMFC Item 71267Tree/Shrubs/Vines, NMFC Item 71290Vegetable Plants, NMFC Item 71295

NOTE 1: EXCEPTION TO ITEM 574 OF TARIFF STB AKMR 100, Series: Carrier will not accept cargo liability.

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Anchorage Fairbanks

24’ Container .................................................................................................


Whittier

20’ Container .................................................................................................

40’ Container ................................................................................................



53’ Container .................................................................................................

TARIFF NO. 314C


TANKS, EMPTY, NOS 2901

Northbound$3,577.00 $4,325.00 $3,577.00$4,341.00 $5,252.00 $4,341.00$5,107.00 $6,176.00 $5,107.00$6,396.00 $7,665.00 $6,396.00

Southbound$1,788.00 $2,762.00 $1,788.00$2,170.00 $3,358.00 $2,170.00$2,555.00 $3,948.00 $2,555.00$3,196.00 $4,869.00 $3,196.00

NOTE 1. Tanks exceeding the dimensions of the equipment to which it is loaded shall be subject to Over-dimension charges as per STB AKMR 100, series, Item 568.

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Whittier

20’ Container .................................................................................................


Anchorage Fairbanks



24’ Container .................................................................................................

40’ Container ................................................................................................



53’ Container .................................................................................................

TARIFF NO. 314C


EMPTY FREIGHT TRAILERS NX 8’6” IN OVERALL WIDTH SU, NOS. 2910

Northbound$122.00 $166.00 $122.00

Southbound$62.00 $107.00 $62.00

Commodity Viz. List: Road Legal empty freight trailers

NOTE 1. Rates are in dollars per linear foot or fraction thereof. The longest points of the vehicle will be used for measurement including any attached accessories.

NOTE 2. Rates apply only on trailers not exceeding 53' in overall length. Trailers exceeding this length must bereviewed by Carrier's Pricing Department prior to booking. Additional charges may apply.

NOTE 3. Provisions of Items 340, 342 (beyond terminal charges), 568 paragraph (A), (1), (3) (overlength and overheight),645 and 750 do not apply.

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Anchorage Fairbanks


Whittier




TARIFF NO. 314C


TRAVEL TRAILERS, MODULAR OR MOBILE HOMES, TOWABLE. 2917

Northbound$176.00 $218.00 $176.00

Southbound$101.00 $128.00 $101.00


NOTE 2. Rates apply between Carrier’s terminals only.NOTE 3. Provisions of Items 340, 342 (beyond terminal charges), 568 paragraph (A), (1), (3) (overlength and overheight),

645 and 750 do not apply.NOTE 4. Modular units must have all doors and windows covered with plywood. Units received with plastic covered

outside walls will not be accepted unless openings are securely covered first with plywood or similar substantialmaterial. Carrier will not be responsible for any damage caused by wind, weather, or acts of God.

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Anchorage Fairbanks


Whittier




TARIFF NO. 314C

STB AKMR 314C 1st Revised Page No. 62A

VEHICLE ATTACHMENTS; Campers, slide in; Pickup Canopies or Shells. 2940

Northbound

$194.00 $240.00 $194.00

$3,528.00 $4,851.00 $4,211.00$4,234.00 $5,557.00 $4,916.00$5,292.00 $6,615.00 $5,975.00$6,350.00 $7,898.00 $7,033.00

NOTE 1:NOTE 2:NOTE 3: Provisions of Items 340, 342 (beyond terminal charges), 645, and 750 do not apply.NOTE 4: Rates apply between Carrier's Terminals only.NOTE 5: Rates include transfer.

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ISSUED: January 21, 2021 EFFECTIVE: January 22, 2021

Length Not Exceeding 16' OALRate per Linear Foot ....................................................................................

Linear foot rates are in dollars and cents per linear foot.

20’ Platform ...................................................................................................24’ Platform ...................................................................................................40’ Platform ..................................................................................................53’ Platform ...................................................................................................

Platform rates are in dollars and cents per platform.


Fairbanks






WhittierAnchorage

TARIFF NO. 314C


VEHICLES, EX 22’ IN OVERALL LENGTH AND NOT EXCEEDING 8’6” IN OVERALL 2945WIDTH, SU, NOS, EMPTY

Northbound$163.00 $210.00 $163.00

Southbound$97.00 $149.00 $97.00

Commodity Viz. List: Road Legal Vehicles, not described in Item 2959


NOTE 2. Rates apply only on vehicles not exceeding 53' in overall length. Vehicles exceeding this length must be reviewed by Carrier's Pricing Department prior to booking. Additional charges may apply.

NOTE 3. Vehicles rated under this item must be self-propelled road legal vehicles. Self-propelled vehicles that are not roadlegal shall be rated under Item 2690 of this tariff.


645 and 750 do not apply.NOTE 6. If through no fault of the Carrier, vehicle is inoperable and/or if vehicle is received containing more than ¼ tank of

fuel, charges as shown in Item 987 will be assessed.

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Anchorage Fairbanks


Whittier




TARIFF NO. 314C

STB AKMR 314C 3rd Revised Page No. 64

VEHICLES, EXCEEDING 22’ IN OVERALL LENGTH, AND NOT EXCEEDING 8’6” IN 2950OVERALL WIDTH SU, NOS, LOADED WITH FREIGHT

Northbound$200.00 $255.00 $200.00

Southbound$128.00 $174.00 $128.00

Commodity Viz. List: Road Legal Vehicles, not described in item 2959, loaded with freight


NOTE 2. Rates apply only on vehicles not exceeding 53' in overall length. Vehicles exceeding this length must be reviewed by Carrier's Pricing Department prior to booking. Additional charges may apply.

NOTE 3. Vehicles rated under this item must be self-propelled road legal vehicles. Self-propelled vehicles that are not roadlegal shall be rated under Item 2690 of this tariff.


645 and 750 do not apply.NOTE 6. If through no fault of the Carrier, vehicle is inoperable and/or if vehicle is received containing more than ¼ tank of

fuel, charges as shown in Item 987 will be assessed.NOTE 7. Vehicles may not exceed the Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) as specified by the manufacturer. For complete

auto and vehicle loading specifications, see STB AKMR 100, series, Rule 355.NOTE 8. The following articles may NOT be shipped under the provisions of this Item: Hazardous Materials, Items of

Extraordinary Value, Goods Shipped For Sale or Speculation, or Firearms.

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Whittier






ISSUED: January 21, 2021 EFFECTIVE: January 22, 2021


Anchorage Fairbanks

TARIFF NO. 314C

STB AKMR 314C 2nd Revised Page No. 65

VEHICLES, MOTOR, Viz.: Road legal passenger vehicles 2959

Northbound$1,621.00 $2,027.00 ----$2,094.00 $2,499.00 ----$2,723.00 $3,128.00 ----

Southbound$1,100.00 $1,506.00 ----$1,100.00 $1,506.00 ----$1,738.00 $2,143.00 ----

Northbound (1)---- ---- $2,261.00---- ---- $2,776.00

Southbound (1)---- ---- $1,680.00---- ---- $1,680.00

(1) Cargo may be picked up and/or received in Whittier by appointment only. Shippers must make prior arrangements with Carrier’s Anchorage terminal in order to ship cargo from or pick cargo up at Whittier.

NOTE 1. Rates are in dollars and cents per vehicle.NOTE 2. Items 340, 342, and 750 do not apply.

NOTE 3. Rates apply only between Carrier’s terminals.NOTE 4. Autos may not exceed the Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) as specified by the manufacturer. For complete

auto and vehicle loading specifications, see STB AKMR, series, Rule 355.NOTE 5. The following articles may NOT be shipped under the provisions of this Item: Hazardous Materials, Items of

Extraordinary Value, Goods Shipped For Sale or Speculation, or Firearms.NOTE 6. If through no fault of the Carrier, vehicle is inoperable and/or if vehicle is received containing more than ¼ tank

of fuel, charges as shown in Item 987 will be assessed.NOTE 7. Carrier has the option to load vehicles to closed containers, platforms or loose to barge. Carrier will not be liable

for any damage due to weather - viz.: water, ice, salt, wind, or acts of God.

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NX 228” L or 66” H .........................................................................................

NX 228” L or 66” H .........................................................................................



ISSUED: January 21, 2021

NX 260" Long or 68" High ..............................................................................

NX 260" Long or 68" High ..............................................................................


NX 260" Long or 84" High ..............................................................................NX 273" Long or 84" High ..............................................................................

NX 260" Long or 84" High ..............................................................................NX 273" Long or 84" High ..............................................................................

NX 264” L or 84” H .........................................................................................

EFFECTIVE: January 22, 2021ISSUED BY: MARGRETTA GRACE, DIRECTOR OF PRICING


NX 264” L or 84” H .........................................................................................

TARIFF NO. 314C


FREIGHT ALL KINDS, NOS, CHILL/FREEZE 3000

Northbound$8,119.00 $9,513.00 $8,119.00

$10,166.00 $11,837.00 $10,166.00

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Whittier


Anchorage Fairbanks

40’ Container ..............................................................................................



53’ Container ...............................................................................................

TARIFF NO. 314C


NURSERY STOCK, TEMPERATURE CONTROLLED OR REGULATED 4050

Northbound$7,809.00 $9,204.00 $7,809.00$9,778.00 $11,451.00 $9,778.00

Commodity Viz List:Florist/Nursery Stock, NMFC Item 711000Flower or Garden, NMFC Item 173270Orchid Plants, NMFC item 71260Peony Roots, NMFC Item 71265Plants, NMFC Item 71267Tree/Shrubs/Vines, NMFC Item 71290Vegetable Plants, NMFC Item 71295

NOTE 1: Commodities rated under this item shall be rated under released value rates with Carrier's liability not to exceed10 cents per pound.

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Whittier


Anchorage Fairbanks

40’ Container ..............................................................................................



53’ Container ...............................................................................................

TARIFF NO. 314C


NON RCRA Waste, Household Waste, Construction Debris, Asbestos Waste or 7183Regulated Medical Waste

Southbound (1)$2,252.00 $3,439.00 $3,008.00$3,153.00 $4,341.00 $3,910.00$3,404.00 $5,179.00 $4,160.00$4,323.00 $6,576.00 $5,082.00

(1) Excess weight will be charged at $6.84 per one hundred pounds.

NOTE 1. Rates will not apply to any shipment that is designated as RCRA, or, which requires an Environmental ProtectionAgency Manifest. See Item 7328 for shipments that are Environmental Protection Agency Regulated.

NOTE 2. Carrier will accept shipments described above only after Shipper has provided all the necessary documents asrequested by Carrier and has satisfied all notification requirements of Environment Canada.

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Anchorage Fairbanks

24’ Container (Max Wt. 40,000) ......................................................................


Whittier

20’ Container (Max Wt. 40,000) ......................................................................

40’ Container (Max Wt. 40,000) ......................................................................



53’ Container (Max Wt. 40,000) ......................................................................

TARIFF NO. 314C


FISH OIL OR MEAL 7310

Southbound$1,631.00 ---- $1,631.00$1,889.00 ---- $1,889.00$1,889.00 ---- $1,889.00$2,364.00 ---- $2,364.00

Commodity Viz List:Fish MealFish Oil

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Anchorage Fairbanks

24’ Container (Max Wt. 40,000) ......................................................................


Whittier

20’ Container (Max Wt. 40,000) ......................................................................

40’ Container (Max Wt. 40,000) ......................................................................



53’ Container (Max Wt. 40,000) ......................................................................

TARIFF NO. 314C


RCRA Hazardous Waste, Liquids: As so designated by the Environmental 7328Protection Agency including Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCB)

Southbound (1)$7,206.00 $8,981.00 $7,893.00


NOTE 1. Hazardous Waste shipments must conform to rules listed in Tariff STB AKMR 100, series, Items 542 and 545.

NOTE 2. Items 340, 342 and 645, do not apply.NOTE 3. Rates apply to Shipper load and count 20' containers which have been designated for this commodity exclusively.


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20’ Container (Max Wt. 40,000) ......................................................................



TARIFF NO. 314C


RCRA Hazardous Waste, Solids: As so designated by the Environmental 7329Protection Agency including Soil.

Southbound (1)$5,112.00 $6,887.00 $5,798.00


NOTE 1. Hazardous Waste shipments must conform to rules listed in Tariff STB AKMR 100, series, Items 542 and 545.

NOTE 2. Items 340, 342 and 645, do not apply.NOTE 3. Rates apply to Shipper load and count 20' containers which have been designated for this commodity exclusively.


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20’ Container (Max Wt. 40,000) ......................................................................



TARIFF NO. 314C


SCRAP, BALED, SPECIFICALLY FOR RECYCLING. 7683

Southbound$1,889.00 $2,303.00 $1,889.00$2,186.00 $2,672.00 $2,186.00$2,186.00 $2,672.00 $2,186.00$2,706.00 $3,338.00 $2,706.00

Commodity Viz List:Iron or Iron and SteelScrap Electronics, Viz:Computers, Copiers, Monitors

NOTE 1. Loose scrap will only be shipped in shipper provided equipment.

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20’ Container .................................................................................................24’ Container .................................................................................................40’ Container .................................................................................................53’ Container .................................................................................................


TARIFF NO. 314C


Soil, Waste, Non RCRA for reclamation or disposal in bulk bags or Shipper 7690provided bulk containers

Southbound (1)$1,511.00 $2,489.00 $2,267.00$2,116.00 $3,483.00 $2,873.00$2,946.00 $4,369.00 $3,702.00$3,742.00 $5,507.00 $4,498.00


NOTE 1. Rates will not apply to any shipment that is designated as RCRA, or, which requires an Environmental ProtectionAgency Manifest. See Item 7328 for shipments that are Environmental Protection Agency Regulated.


NOTE 3. Rate provides for Shipper load and count, Consignee unload shipments only. Transfer will not be provided by Carrier.

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Anchorage Fairbanks

24’ Container (Max Wt. 40,000) ......................................................................


Whittier

20’ Container (Max Wt. 40,000) ......................................................................

40’ Container (Max Wt. 40,000) ......................................................................



53’ Container (Max Wt. 40,000) ......................................................................

TARIFF NO. 314C


SEAFOOD FREEZE 8005

Northbound$7,976.00 $9,083.00 $7,976.00$9,967.00 $11,300.00 $9,967.00


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53’ Container ............................................................................................40’ Container ............................................................................................



Whittier


Anchorage Fairbanks




TARIFF NO. 314C


SEAFOOD FREEZE 8005(Concl'd)

Southbound$12.86 $15.47 $15.11$12.50 $14.70 $14.40

Commodity Viz List:Frozen Fish

NOTE 1. Rates do not apply to Fish Roe.NOTE 2. Exception to AKMR 314C, Item 210. Applicable to Southbound shipments only. Rates are shown in dollars and cents

per one hundred pounds (cwt) subject to the minimum weight per container as shown.

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Whittier

40’ Container (Min. Wt. 44,000) ......................................................................53’ Container (Min. Wt. 52000) .......................................................................


Anchorage Kenai







TARIFF NO. 314COriginal Last Page

STB AKMR 314C

ABBREVIATIONS

Any QuantityAlaska Marine Lines, Inc.ContainerloadMinimum Weight per ContainerloadContinuedDiameterExceedingGaugeInclusive/includedIron or SteelKnocked DownPoundsLess Than ContainerloadLess Than TruckloadMaximum MinimumNorthboundNational Motor Freight ClassificationNot Otherwise Indexed in ClassificationNot Otherwise Specified (In Tariff)Not ExceedingOpen Shipping PlatformSouthboundShipper Loaded Container/PlatformSet UpNamelyVolume

REFERENCE MARKS:

♦ Denotes Increase

▼ Denotes Decrease

▲ Denotes Change in Wording Which Results in Neither an Increase Nor a Decrease in Rates.

# Denotes Addition

*** Denotes Deletion

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EXPLANATION OF ABBREVIATIONS AND REFERENCE MARKS:


AQ.............................................Carrier........................................CL.............................................CL Min.......................................Cont'd........................................Dia............................................Ex..............................................

I or S or I/S................................

PF.............................................

KD or K.D...................................Lbs............................................


LCL............................................

Ga.............................................Incl............................................

SLC...........................................SU.............................................Viz.............................................Vol............................................

NMFC........................................

LTL............................................Max. .........................................Min. ..........................................NB.............................................

SB.............................................

NOI...........................................NOS...........................................NX.............................................

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