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Scenic and Sightseeing Transportation · NAICS 487 · Bill of Lading
This Bill of Lading is tailored for scenic and sightseeing transportation companies, such as tour buses, trolleys, and boat cruises. Unlike freight bills of lading, this document records the transport of passengers and their personal effects along a specific scenic route. It clarifies the responsibilities of the carrier and the client, including the number of passengers, route details, and any special accommodations. Using a specialized bill of lading helps protect your company from disputes and ensures clear communication with tour operators, schools, or event planners who charter your services.
Yes, though less common than for freight, a bill of lading for passenger transport documents the agreement to carry passengers along a specific route. It helps clarify the number of passengers, route, and liability terms.
Liability limits for passenger baggage are often set by your company's tariff or contract. Common limits are $500 to $1000 per passenger. You can choose a limit in the 'Special Terms' section or leave it blank for negotiation.
Yes, this bill of lading works for both scheduled tours and private charters. Just fill in the client's details as the shipper and specify the route and number of passengers.
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