Cargo Shorts · 2025-03-18 · 27 min
Must Arrive By Date (MABD) shipping has become a cornerstone for retailers and supply chains alike. Born out of the need for efficiency and precision, MABD's mandate that freight must be delivered within highly specific date and time windows. There are strict penalties for non-compliance, presenting challenges for shippers. Understanding and navigating these requirements is essential for those involved in the movement of goods. Host Samantha Jones of SJ Consulting, is joined by Greg Plemmons, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer and Chris Kelley, Senior Vice President of Operations at Old Dominion Freight Line to discuss best practices for shippers and carriers to ensure scorecard compliance. Key Takeaways: · What is Must Arrive By Date (MABD), and are requirements different from LTL shipments? [2:10] · How can carriers ensure external challenges do not inhibit MABD shipments? [11:05] · Scorecards and penalties prompt shippers to engage with trusted partners. [13:28] · Identifying which shipments require an MABD level of attention.
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