Purpose and Use:
The Inland Bill of Lading (also known as Straight Bill of Lading) may be presented in several formats. Each of these provides the required information for the inland transport of goods by motor carrier, rail, or by a combination of these modes. The form also acts as a Contract for Carriage between the shipper and the carrier. The Bill of Lading for inland transport has three purposes:

1. Receipt for the goods tendered to the carrier
2. Contract for carriage
3. Document of title if applicable (negotiable or non-negotiable) depending on the terms of sale

Regulatory Facts:

• Unz Stock Nos.  W35-558, W35-560, W35-644

Common Errors to Avoid:

• Goods not accurately described
• Carrier Waybill or Pro Number not noted on shipper copy after carrier pick up

Price:

Inland Bill of Lading
CAT. No.	Description
W35-644	4-part snap set 8 1/2" x 11"
W35-558	4-part snap set 8 1/2" x 7"
W35-560	4-part continuous 9 1/2" x 7"

Purpose and Use:
This document is used to ship hazardous materials or a combination of hazardous and non-hazardous materials on a domestic Uniform Straight Bill of Lading. Required information for hazardous materials includes the “HM” designation for the packages containing this type of material and the UN identification number. There is also a highlighted column for entering the Emergency Response Guide (ERG) Number where applicable. Blocks for the Emergency Contact with a 24-hour telephone number are also included.

Regulatory Facts:

• Unz Stock Nos.  W35-754H, W35-758H

Common Errors to Avoid:

• Incorrect ERG Number
• Telephone Contact Number available only during business hours

Price:

Hazmat Emergency Response Bill of Lading
CAT. No.	Description
W35-754H	4-part snap set 8 1/2" x 11"
W35-758H	4-part snap set 8 1/2" x 7"
W30-754L	Laser forms - for use with software