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If they do the clean up or transload I still bill for the cargo weight on my recovery. My reasoning for this is that typically its reloaded on to my trailer (I dont charge additional for the use of the trailer unless it turns in to long term storage). I have equipment and operators tied up and sometimes helping with the reload / transload. I typically had to drag, push or lift the loaded overturned trailer or or spilled cargo out of the travel lanes when we first arrive.

The sub-contractor then bills the insurance company for their services. The... ]]> feeds@yuku.com (Centuryonly) http://priceperpound.info/topic/1210 Sun, 21 Feb 2010 08:31:21 PST