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The Bill of Lading For Road (Transport) is a fundamental document in Saudi Arabian logistics and transportation operations, essential for documenting the movement of goods by road within the kingdom. This document is required whenever goods are transported by road between different locations in Saudi Arabia, serving multiple purposes including proof of receipt, contract of carriage, and document of title. It must comply with the Transport General Authority's regulations and the Commercial Courts Law, incorporating specific Saudi Arabian legal requirements while following international best practices. The document is particularly important for establishing the terms of transport, confirming the condition and quantity of goods received for transport, and defining liability between parties. It includes crucial information such as parties' details, cargo description, transport conditions, and delivery terms, making it essential for both legal compliance and operational efficiency.

1. Document Title and Number: Clear identification of the document as a Bill of Lading with unique reference number

2. Parties: Details of the carrier/transporter, shipper/consignor, and consignee

3. Shipment Details: Description of goods, quantity, weight, packaging type, and special handling requirements

4. Vehicle Information: Details of the transport vehicle including registration number and type

5. Loading Information: Place and date of loading, shipping marks, and container numbers if applicable

6. Delivery Information: Destination, expected delivery date, and delivery terms

7. Freight and Charges: Transportation costs, additional charges, and payment terms

8. Liability Terms: Standard terms regarding carrier's liability and limitations

9. Declaration: Shipper's declaration of goods and carrier's acknowledgment

10. Signatures: Space for authorized signatures from relevant parties