Transportcarried

Transportcarried is a term used in some logistics and contract templates to denote the act of moving goods from origin to destination under a contract of carriage. It covers the physical transfer of goods by one or more transport modes (road, rail, sea, air) and may include loading, unloading, handover at the destination, and related services such as packaging or labeling that are required by the contract. In this sense, transportcarried refers to the service performed by the carrier and the period of transit during which risk and custody pass from sender to recipient.

Because it is not a formal legal term, its exact meaning can vary by contract and jurisdiction. It is commonly used in freight quotes, bills of lading, or transport management system fields as a concise descriptor of the service provided, rather than as a title of a contract.

Transportcarried is closely related to the notions of carriage, shipment, and delivery, and its interpretation intersects with Incoterms, liability regimes for carriers, and custody transfers evidenced by bills of lading or waybills.