15.06.2011 07:59 |
Brake fade
1) A phenomenon whereby brake linings and drums (discs even) overheat under constant (heavy) use on long or steep downhill gradients and gradually lose performance. Can be overcome by the use of retarders, exhaust brakes, etc.
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15.06.2011 07:57 |
Bracket tariff
1) In EU member states where tariffs used to be applied to road haulage rates the bracket is the spread between the upper and lower tariff limits.
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15.06.2011 07:55 |
Box
1) Common parlance for an ISO-type container.
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15.06.2011 07:53 |
BOO
1) Build, own and operate. A strategy used in, for example, the development of distribution centres whereby the developer buys the land, builds the facility and then operates it.
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15.06.2011 07:50 |
Bonded warehouse
1) Warehouse where goods are stored under Customs control and released only on payment of any duties due.
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15.06.2011 07:48 |
Bond
1) Form of guarantee made to customs for specified amount of duty to be paid.
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15.06.2011 07:58 |
BRAKE
1) An independent road safety organization working to prevent death and injury on the road and to support traumatized road accident victims and their families.
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15.06.2011 07:56 |
BPR
1) Business process re-engineering. Modern jargon for reshaping the business to meet current and future demands, or being ‘done over’ by consultants.
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15.06.2011 07:54 |
BOTB
1) British Overseas Trade Board.
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15.06.2011 07:52 |
Bonnet (truck)
1) Term for engine cover. A bonneted truck has the engine ahead of the driver (eg American style, called normal control) as opposed to common European design of being under the driver (called forward control) and where the engine cover (ie bonnet) is inside the cab.
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15.06.2011 07:49 |
Bond Line
1) The point (ie line) in a bonded warehouse beyond which customs duties become payable.
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15.06.2011 07:47 |
BOM
1) Bill of materials. Term used in manufacturing logistics.
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