07.07.2013 13:23 |
Fork-lift truck (FLT)
1) Mechanical handling equipment with forks to lift and carry pallets. Used for stacking, etc in warehouses and for vehicle loading/unloading. Mainly electrically powered (by rechargeable battery) for warehouse operations but often gas or diesel powered for external operations.
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07.07.2013 13:22 |
Forecast demand
1) The prediction, projection or estimation of expected demand over a specified future time period. (Source: ILT Supply-Chain Inventory Management SIG)
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07.07.2013 13:20 |
FOR
1) Free on rail. Term used in quoting for the transport of goods (ie price includes free delivery onto rail system).
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07.07.2013 13:10 |
Fodex
1) Remote vehicle information retrieval system from Foden Trucks which removes the need for periodic downloading of diagnostic information with a laptop computer every time the truck returns home.
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07.07.2013 13:08 |
FOC
1) Flag of convenience. Shipping practice where vessels are registered in states such as Liberia and Panama where taxes and duties are lower than in the ship owner’s home state and where standards of safety and hygiene, for example, are not so strict.
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07.07.2013 13:07 |
FO
1) Free overside. Term used in quoting for shipping movements (ie price includes discharging from ship).
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07.07.2013 13:23 |
Forecasting
1) The imprecise science of trying to determine what will happen in the future. In trade/business circles, the task of predicting trends, demands, opportunities and potential for future income/profits.
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07.07.2013 13:21 |
Force majeur
1) A legal term for an event that is outside the control of one or more parties to a contract and which may enable them to escape or avoid the contract conditions.
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07.07.2013 13:11 |
Footway/footpath
1) Right of way for persons on foot only.
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07.07.2013 13:09 |
Focus groups
1) Groups of individuals, usually with specialist knowledge and/or experience who meet to debate, comment and lobby on specific issues (eg problems affecting a specific travel mode or matters of modal choice) and how they can be solved.
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07.07.2013 13:07 |
FOB
1) Free on board. Freighting term whereby the exporter’s liability for goods ceases once they are delivered to the carrier.
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07.07.2013 13:06 |
FMU
1) Freight multiple unit. Self-propelled freight train typically formed of a small number of permanently-coupled rail vehicles with a driver’s cab at each end. Faster and more flexible than conventional freight trains. See also Cargo-Sprinter.
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