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1.

Fill in the gap: The driver must check the __ before the trip.

a)

tickets

b)

cargo documents

c)

timetable

d)

insurance company

e)

cargo

2.

Which of the following means "экспедитор"?

a)

Forwarder

b)

Passenger

c)

Controller

d)

Driver

e)

Pilot

3.

Choose the correct word: The __ is responsible for loading and unloading cargo.

a)

Conductor

b)

Loader

c)

Dispatcher

d)

Driver

e)

Cargo

4.

Fill in the blank: The train was delayed due to bad __.

a)

cargo

b)

documents

c)

weather

d)

loading

5.

What does "cargo transportation" mean?

a)

Passenger movement

b)

Ticket control

c)

Transportation of goods

d)

Driving a bus

e)

Train scheduling

6.

What must the driver inspect prior to starting the journey?

a)

Engine temperature

b)

Cargo documents

c)

Passenger list

d)

Fuel price

e)

Road signs

7.

"Delivery time" means …

a)

Waiting time for passengers

b)

Ticket booking time

c)

Loading process

d)

Time of goods delivery

e)

Travel time of the bus

8.

"International transport corridor" refers to …

a)

A railway timetable

b)

An international transport corridor

c)

A local bus route

d)

Customs office

e)

Parking area

9.

The __ is responsible for loading and unloading cargo.

a)

Dispatcher

b)

Driver

c)

Loader

d)

Conductor

e)

Passenger

10.

What does "customs clearance" mean?

a)

Freight forwarding

b)

Cargo insurance

c)

Checking fuel consumption

d)

Customs clearance

e)

Road safety rules

11.

Fill in the blank: The train was delayed due to bad __.

a)

Cargo

b)

Loading

c)

Weather

d)

Documents

e)

Equipment

12.

"Freight rate" means …

a)

Driver’s salary

b)

Cost of vehicle

c)

Ticket price

d)

Tariff for cargo transportation

e)

Station tax

13.

What does "timetable" mean?

a)

Cargo price

b)

Passenger list

c)

Schedule of departures

d)

Customs rules

e)

Freight insurance

14.

The abbreviation "ETA" stands for …

a)

Estimated Time of Arrival

b)

Estimated Ticket Agreement

c)

Easy Transport Access

d)

Engine Technical Analysis

e)

Extra Transport Area

15.

What is "bill of lading"?

a)

Insurance policy

b)

Cargo document

c)

Driver’s license

d)

Road tax

e)

Passenger ticket

16.

The person who controls flights at the airport is called …

a)

Loader

b)

Pilot

c)

Air traffic controller

d)

Dispatcher

e)

Forwarder

17.

Fill in the blank: A __ connects two or more cities by road.

a)

Flight

b)

Railway

c)

Highway

d)

Shipyard

e)

Station

18.

What does "logistics" mean?

a)

Ticket sales

b)

Process of planning and organizing transport

c)

Warehouse rent

d)

Customs clearance only

e)

Passenger waiting room

19.

Which of the following is NOT a mode of transport?

a)

Railway

b)

Maritime

c)

Aviation

d)

Logistics

e)

Road

20.

Translate correctly: "порт назначения".

a)

Departure station

b)

Destination port

c)

Customs checkpoint

d)

Local station

e)

Border crossing

21.

Fill in the blank: The __ provides passengers with information about train schedules.

a)

Conductor

b)

Loader

c)

Driver

d)

Forwarder

e)

Pilot

22.

What is "cargo insurance"?

a)

Insurance for passengers

b)

Insurance for goods

c)

Insurance for vehicles only

d)

Health insurance

e)

Road tax

23.

"Transit cargo" means …

a)

Cargo stored in a warehouse

b)

Cargo passing through a country

c)

Cargo stolen during transport

d)

Dangerous goods

e)

Small luggage

24.

The main document for international road transport is …

a)

Passport

b)

CMR waybill

c)

Freight rate

d)

Invoice only

e)

Cargo insurance

25.

Which word means "маршрут"?

a)

Route

b)

Rate

c)

Road

d)

Rent

e)

Rail

26.

Fill in the blank: The ship is waiting at the __.

a)

Railway

b)

Port

c)

Highway

d)

Station

e)

Warehouse

27.

"Dangerous goods" are …

a)

Cargo requiring special handling

b)

Expensive goods

c)

Perishable goods

d)

Small parcels

e)

Personal luggage

28.

Which of the following is a synonym for "shipment"?

a)

Delivery

b)

Ticket

c)

Passenger

d)

Parking

e)

Document

29.

"Traffic jam" means …

a)

Cargo terminal

b)

Road congestion

c)

Railway crossing

d)

Ticket line

e)

Parking place

30.

The person who drives a ship is called …

a)

Pilot

b)

Captain

c)

Controller

d)

Loader

e)

Dispatcher

31.

Fill in the blank: The bus will __ passengers at the next stop.

a)

unload

b)

issue

c)

repair

d)

forward

e)

insure

32.

"Passenger terminal" is …

a)

a place where passengers board and disembark

b)

a facility for cargo storage only

c)

a vehicle maintenance area

d)

a customs checkpoint

e)

a driver’s cabin

33.

What does "transshipment" mean?

a)

Direct delivery

b)

Reloading cargo

c)

Passenger transfer

d)

Ticket control

e)

Delay of shipment

34.

Which of the following is used for air transport?

a)

Bill of lading

b)

Air waybill

c)

CMR document

d)

Passenger list

e)

Invoice

35.

"On-time delivery" means …

a)

Delivery with delay

b)

Delivery according to schedule

c)

Delivery by air

d)

Delivery by train

e)

Delivery without documents

36.

Fill in the blank: The __ manages the movement of trains.

a)

Dispatcher

b)

Loader

c)

Passenger

d)

Driver

e)

Engineer

37.

"Overtime work" means …

a)

Work during regular hours

b)

Work beyond normal hours

c)

Work at customs

d)

Work with documents

e)

Work during holidays only

38.

"Perishable goods" are …

a)

Goods with long shelf life

b)

Goods that spoil quickly

c)

Dangerous goods

d)

Heavy cargo

e)

Luxury goods

39.

Fill in the blank: The plane took off from the __.

a)

Port

b)

Airport

c)

Station

d)

Highway

e)

Warehouse

40.

"Invoice" is …

a)

Ticket

b)

Financial document

c)

Route map

d)

Road tax

e)

Cargo insurance

41.

"Bulk cargo" is …

a)

Cargo in small packages

b)

Cargo transported unpacked

c)

Dangerous goods

d)

Refrigerated goods

e)

Passenger luggage

42.

Fill in the blank: The company specializes in __ logistics.

a)

Transport

b)

Ticket

c)

Passenger

d)

Office

e)

Insurance

43.

Which document is needed for sea freight?

a)

Air waybill

b)

Bill of lading

c)

Railway ticket

d)

CMR waybill

e)

Invoice only

44.

"Departure time" means …

a)

Time of arrival

b)

Time of leaving

c)

Ticket booking time

d)

Customs clearance time

e)

Delivery time

45.

Fill in the blank: The truck must pass through the __.

a)

Customs checkpoint

b)

Parking area

c)

Station

d)

Warehouse

e)

Hotel

46.

"Refrigerated truck" is used for …

a)

Dangerous goods

b)

Perishable goods

c)

Heavy cargo

d)

Passengers

e)

Documents

47.

Fill in the blank: The __ gives information about flight departures.

a)

Cargo loader

b)

Information board

c)

Warehouse

d)

Customs officer

e)

Driver

48.

"Dangerous goods label" is …

a)

Safety sign on cargo

b)

Passenger ticket

c)

Route map

d)

Customs clearance form

e)

Insurance policy

49.

Which of the following is a synonym for "transport company"?

a)

Carrier

b)

Ticket office

c)

Conductor

d)

Loader

e)

Passenger

50.

Fill in the blank: The train is moving along the __.

a)

Highway

b)

Railway

c)

Port

d)

Airport

e)

Station

51.

Which mode of transport is the fastest for long-distance cargo movement?

a)

Road

b)

Rail

c)

Air

d)

Sea

e)

Pipeline

52.

What is the main disadvantage of road transport?

a)

Flexibility

b)

Traffic congestion

c)

Door-to-door service

d)

Accessibility

e)

Speed

53.

Which mode of transport is most suitable for heavy bulk cargo over long distances?

a)

Air

b)

Rail

c)

Road

d)

Courier

e)

Pipeline

54.

The main advantage of Just-in-Time (JIT) delivery is:

a)

Increased storage costs

b)

More paperwork

c)

Continuous supply

d)

Slow delivery

e)

Higher insurance

55.

Which transport mode is the cheapest for moving large volumes of cargo?

a)

Road

b)

Rail

c)

Air

d)

Inland water

e)

Courier

56.

Cargo is best defined as:

a)

Vehicles used in transport

b)

Goods carried by transport

c)

Infrastructure

d)

Transport documents

e)

Passengers

57.

Which goods usually require refrigerated transport?

a)

Coal

b)

Steel

c)

Perishable goods

d)

Cement

e)

Timber

58.

Which is an example of high-value cargo?

a)

Sand

b)

Grain

c)

Electronics

d)

Gravel

e)

Cement

59.

What is the correct cargo supply chain order?

a)

Distribution → Storage → Production → Transportation

b)

Production → Storage → Transportation → Distribution

c)

Production → Distribution → Storage → Transportation

d)

Transportation → Production → Storage → Distribution

e)

Storage → Distribution → Production → Transportation

60.

What is containerization?

a)

Loading goods into bags

b)

Using standardized containers for transport

c)

Using passenger cars for goods

d)

Shipping without documents

e)

Packing with wooden boxes

61.

Which document is key in sea transportation?

a)

Invoice

b)

Bill of lading

c)

Consignment note

d)

Manifest

e)

Quotation

62.

What does a Bill of Lading serve as?

a)

Insurance certificate

b)

Receipt of goods for carriage

c)

Letter of credit

d)

Customs declaration

e)

Packing list

63.

Which convention regulates international road transport?

a)

Warsaw Convention

b)

CMR

c)

Hague Rules

d)

Kyoto Convention

e)

Chicago Convention

64.

What is the purpose of a commercial invoice?

a)

Confirms insurance

b)

Lists goods with prices

c)

Confirms payment

d)

Shows weight only

e)

Approves transport mode

65.

Which international organization regulates civil aviation?

a)

IMO

b)

ICAO

c)

WTO

d)

IATA

e)

UNECE

66.

What is intermodal transport?

a)

Transport by road only

b)

Transport using two or more modes

c)

Transport of passengers

d)

Transport by rail only

e)

Transport by sea only

67.

What is Just-in-Time delivery focused on?

a)

Storing goods longer

b)

Delivering goods exactly when needed

c)

Increasing costs

68.

What is the meaning of cargo handling?

a)

Signing contracts

b)

Loading, unloading, and moving cargo

c)

Customs clearance

d)

Transport insurance

e)

Road maintenance

69.

Which mode of transport is most commonly used in international trade?

a)

Road

b)

Rail

c)

Sea

d)

Air

e)

Pipeline

70.

Which technology is commonly used for tracking cargo?

a)

Radar

b)

GPS

c)

Fax

d)

Telephone

e)

Radio only

71.

What is the primary purpose of transport regulations?

a)

Reduce trade

b)

Ensuring safety in transport

c)

Increase paperwork

d)

Restrict technology

e)

Reduce fuel

72.

What is the main disadvantage of air transport?

a)

Speed

b)

Safety

c)

High cost

d)

Reliability

e)

Global reach

73.

Which vessel is designed for transporting containers?

a)

Bulk carrier

b)

Tanker

c)

Container ship

d)

Ro-Ro vessel

e)

Ferry

74.

Freight charges are usually based on:

a)

Distance only

b)

Distance and weight

c)

Invoice

d)

Customs rules

e)

Insurance

75.

What is essential for the safe transportation of dangerous goods?

a)

Extra paperwork

b)

Proper labeling

c)

Use of containers only

d)

Road transport only

e)

Fast delivery

76.

Which of the following is NOT part of logistics?

a)

Transportation

b)

Warehousing

c)

Marketing campaign

d)

Inventory control

e)

Distribution

77.

What is cross-docking in logistics?

a)

Long-term storage of goods

b)

Direct transfer of goods from inbound to outbound transport

c)

Use of only one transport mode

d)

Cargo insurance process

e)

Repackaging goods

78.

What is the main advantage of rail transport?

a)

Flexibility

b)

High carrying capacity

c)

Speed

d)

Door-to-door service

e)

Short distance transport

79.

Route optimization in cargo movement mainly aims at:

a)

Increasing paperwork

b)

Optimized routing

c)

Slower deliveries

d)

More storage

e)

Higher costs

80.

Which system is used to manage warehouse operations?

a)

TMS

b)

WMS

c)

ERP

d)

CRM

e)

GPS

81.

What is the role of blockchain in transport?

a)

Marketing strategy

b)

Secure data recording

c)

Vehicle design

d)

Engine control

e)

Road maintenance

82.

Which technology helps forecast demand and optimize delivery schedules?

a)

Paper records

b)

Telephone

c)

Artificial intelligence

d)

Compass

e)

Fax

83.

What does RFID technology support in cargo movement?

a)

Road construction

b)

Cargo tracking

c)

Insurance contracts

d)

Bridge design

e)

Engine repair

84.

IoT in transportation is used for:

a)

Entertainment

b)

Tourism only

c)

Internet of Things applications in vehicles and cargo

d)

Printing documents

e)

Customs clearance

85.

Which transport innovation reduces environmental impact?

a)

Steam engines

b)

Electric vehicles

c)

Paper tickets

d)

Coal trucks

e)

Gasoline subsidies

86.

Which Incoterm indicates that the buyer assumes risk once goods are on board the ship?

a)

CIF

b)

FOB

c)

DDP

d)

EXW

e)

CPT

87.

Under CIF, who arranges insurance and freight?

a)

Buyer

b)

Seller

c)

Forwarder

d)

Carrier

e)

Customs

88.

Which Incoterm places maximum responsibility on the buyer?

a)

DDP

b)

EXW

c)

FOB

d)

CIF

e)

CFR

89.

Who publishes the Incoterms?

a)

WTO

b)

UNCTAD

c)

IMO

d)

ICC

e)

OECD

90.

Which type of cargo is usually transported in bulk ships?

a)

Automobiles

b)

Bulk commodities

c)

Refrigerated food

d)

Containers

e)

Furniture

91.

What is the main function of a TMS in logistics?

a)

Manage warehouse locations

b)

Plan, execute, and optimize transportation

c)

Track customer relationships

d)

Control manufacturing processes

e)

Monitor financial audits

92.

In KPIs, OTIF stands for:

a)

Over Transport In Freight

b)

On Time In Flow

c)

On Time In Full

d)

Outbound Time in Freight

e)

On Track In Full

93.

Lead time is the time between:

a)

Vehicle loading and unloading

b)

Departure and customs clearance

c)

Order placement and delivery to the customer

d)

Invoice issue and payment

e)

Booking and pickup confirmation

94.

Dwell time refers to:

a)

Total driving hours per day

b)

Time a vehicle or cargo spends idle at a terminal/warehouse

c)

Total voyage time at sea

d)

Buffer time in a schedule

e)

Driver rest period

95.

Demurrage is a charge applied for:

a)

Late driver check-in

b)

Keeping a container at the terminal beyond free time

c)

Using a warehouse forklift

d)

Missing documents at customs

e)

Overloading a vehicle axle

96.

In charter parties, laytime is:

a)

Crew rest time at port

b)

The ship’s steaming time

c)

The allowed time for loading/unloading cargo

d)

The time to prepare the stowage plan

e)

The customs inspection time

97.

A stowage plan is primarily used by:

a)

Rail yards

b)

Road hauliers

c)

Container ships

d)

Air cargo terminals

e)

Pipelines

98.

In air cargo, a ULD is:

a)

A) Universal Logistics Directive

b)

B) Unmanned Loading Drone

c)

C) Unit Load Device (aircraft container or pallet)

d)

D) Unified Lift Deck

e)

E) Underwing Load Door

99.

The standard size of a EUR-pallet (Euro pallet) is:

a)

1000 × 1000 mm

b)

1200 × 1000 mm

c)

1200 × 800 mm

d)

1100 × 1100 mm

e)

800 × 800 mm

100.

Load factor in transport operations is the ratio of:

a)

Loaded vehicles to drivers

b)

Distance to time

c)

Actual load carried to total capacity

d)

Orders to invoices

e)

Routes to stops

101.

Which packaging is most suitable for transporting moderate volumes of liquids (e.g., chemicals)?

a)

Crates

b)

Bales

c)

Pallets

d)

IBC (Intermediate Bulk Container)

e)

Cartons

102.

The primary purpose of lashing, blocking, and bracing is to:

a)

Speed up customs

b)

Prevent cargo shifting during transport

c)

Reduce insurance premiums

d)

Improve pallet stacking height

e)

Lower fuel consumption

103.

A bonded warehouse is a facility where goods can be stored:

a)

Only after duties are paid

b)

Without any documentation

c)

Under customs control without immediate duty payment

d)

Only for perishable cargo

e)

Only for export-prohibited items

104.

The HS Code is primarily used for:

a)

Freight rate calculation

b)

Vehicle maintenance scheduling

c)

Tariff classification of goods in customs

105.

EDI in logistics refers to:

a)

Electronic Driver Instruction

b)

Emergency Dispatch Interface

c)

Electronic Data Interchange

d)

Engine Diagnostics Interface

e)

Export Duty Index

106.

In scheduling, ETA and ETD mean:

a)

Estimated Truck Allocation / Estimated Trailer Drop

b)

Estimated Time of Arrival / Estimated Time of Departure

c)

Expected Tariff Amount / Expected Tax Due

d)

Electronic Transfer Approval / Electronic Transit Document

e)

Entry/Transit Authorization / Exit/Transit Denial

107.

Consolidation in freight forwarding means:

a)

Splitting a big shipment into smaller ones

b)

Moving cargo without documents

c)

Combining multiple small shipments into one larger load

d)

Delaying cargo to fill a truck

e)

Converting sea freight into air freight

108.

A “milk run” route is designed to:

a)

Serve only one customer per trip

b)

Collect or deliver at multiple points in a loop

c)

Avoid urban areas entirely

d)

Carry only refrigerated cargo

e)

Replace long-haul with short-haul trips

109.

ADR regulations apply to the international carriage of dangerous goods by:

a)

Sea

b)

Air

c)

Road (primarily in Europe)

d)

Rail only

e)

Inland waterways only

110.

ABC analysis classifies inventory items based on:

a)

Packaging type

b)

Physical size

c)

Annual consumption value (importance)

d)

Country of origin

e)

Number of suppliers

111.

Which transportation mode is best for very high-value and urgent goods?

a)

Rail

b)

Sea

c)

Air

d)

Pipeline

e)

Road

112.

Pipelines are mainly used for transporting:

a)

Automobiles

b)

Containers

c)

Liquids and gases

d)

Food products

e)

Pallets

113.

Which transport document is used in maritime shipping?

a)

CMR Note

b)

Air Waybill

c)

Bill of Lading

d)

TIR Carnet

e)

Delivery Note

114.

A multimodal bill of lading covers:

a)

Only sea transport

b)

Only road transport

c)

More than one mode of transport

d)

Pipeline shipments only

e)

Warehouse storage

115.

Which of the following is NOT a mode of transport?

a)

Air

b)

Road

c)

Rail

d)

Sea

e)

E-commerce

116.

Which international document regulates the carriage of goods by road?

a)

Warsaw Convention

b)

Hamburg Rules

c)

CMR Convention

d)

SOLAS

e)

Hague Rules

117.

The Warsaw Convention regulates:

a)

Road transport

b)

Sea transport

c)

Air transport

d)

Rail transport

e)

Pipeline transport

118.

The TIR system is designed to:

a)

Reduce freight rates

b)

Organize multimodal transport

c)

Facilitate customs transit for international road freight

d)

Replace sea transport

e)

Monitor drivers’ hours

119.

Just-in-Time (JIT) delivery focuses on:

a)

Building safety stock

b)

Delivering goods exactly when needed

c)

Expanding warehouses

d)

Reducing driver rest

e)

Consolidating shipments only

120.

Which KPI measures the percentage of goods delivered without damage?

a)

Lead time

b)

Delivery accuracy (or Damage-free delivery rate)

c)

Load factor

d)

Dwell time

e)

Inventory turnover

121.

The concept of 3PL refers to:

a)

Three local ports

b)

Third-party logistics providers

c)

Three pallet loads

d)

Three price levels

e)

Third party leasing

122.

4PL providers differ from 3PL because they:

a)

Offer only transport

b)

Act as integrators managing all supply chain solutions

c)

Focus on packaging only

d)

Use only rail

e)

Provide customs brokerage exclusively

123.

Which is an example of intermodal transport?

a)

Truck → Truck

b)

Ship → Ship

c)

Truck → Rail → Ship

d)

Rail → Rail

e)

Pipeline → Pipeline

124.

Green logistics primarily aims to:

a)

Increase fuel use

b)

Add more warehouses

c)

Reduce environmental impact of transport

d)

Reduce lead time only

e)

Eliminate multimodal systems

125.

Which is an advantage of containerization?

a)

Increased manual handling

b)

Reduced cargo safety

c)

Standardization and efficiency

d)

High pilferage risk

e)

Less intermodal use

126.

Which of the following is a dry bulk cargo?

a)

Petroleum

b)

Coal

c)

LNG

d)

Chemicals

e)

Crude oil

127.

Reefer containers are used for:

a)

Hazardous goods

b)

Heavy machinery

c)

Temperature-controlled cargo

d)

Liquid bulk only

e)

Scrap metals

128.

Deadweight tonnage (DWT) of a ship measures:

a)

Engine power

b)

Speed

c)

Cargo, fuel, passengers, and provisions capacity

d)

Hull size only

e)

Draft depth

129.

A forwarding agent is responsible for:

a)

Manufacturing goods

b)

Collecting duties

c)

Organizing transport and documentation

d)

Ship repair

e)

Road construction

130.

The primary purpose of a cargo manifest is to:

a)

Train drivers

b)

Serve as an insurance policy

c)

List all goods loaded on a transport vehicle/vessel

d)

Replace a bill of lading

e)

Serve as a customs tariff schedule

131.

What is cross-docking?

a)

Storing goods for long periods

b)

Loading goods onto ships

c)

Direct transfer of goods from inbound to outbound transport with little or no storage

d)

Customs clearance

e)

Pipeline operation

132.

The Incoterm FOB means:

a)

Free on Border

b)

Free on Board

c)

Freight on Buyer

d)

Freight on Border

e)

Full on Bill

133.

Which Incoterm places maximum responsibility on the buyer?

a)

DDP

b)

CIF

c)

EXW

d)

FOB

e)

FCA

134.

Which Incoterm means seller delivers goods cleared for import at buyer’s premises?

a)

EXW

b)

FOB

c)

DDP

d)

CFR

e)

CIP

135.

What is the main role of customs in cargo transportation?

a)

Vehicle inspection only

b)

Control of goods crossing borders and collection of duties

c)

Loading supervision only

d)

Insurance payments

e)

Route planning

136.

Which type of cargo requires IMDG Code compliance?

a)

Perishable goods

b)

General cargo

c)

Dangerous goods

d)

Bulk grains

e)

Live animals

137.

The SOLAS Convention is mainly concerned with:

a)

Aviation safety

b)

Road freight safety

c)

Safety of life at sea

d)

Railway construction

e)

Pipeline integrity

138.

Cabotage refers to:

a)

International transport

b)

Customs clearance

c)

Domestic transport of goods within one country by a foreign carrier

d)

Cargo insurance

e)

Packaging regulations

139.

A demurrage charge is applied when:

a)

Goods are lost in transit

b)

Fuel prices rise

c)

Cargo stays longer than the allowed free time at port/terminal

d)

A truck breaks down

e)

Customs refuse clearance

140.

The main advantage of Just-in-Case (JIC) strategy compared to JIT is:

a)

Lower stock

b)

Higher buffer inventory to avoid disruptions

c)

Faster transport

d)

Lower warehouse cost

e)

Reduced insurance

141.

KPI “On-time delivery” measures:

a)

Cargo weight

b)

Percentage of shipments delivered according to schedule

c)

Customs duty

142.

Which vehicle unit is best for bulk liquid road transport?

a)

Flatbed trailer

b)

Container chassis

c)

Tanker truck

d)

Reefer truck

e)

Low-loader

143.

RFID technology is mainly used for:

a)

Vehicle fueling

b)

Automatic cargo identification and tracking

c)

Cargo insurance

d)

Road repair

e)

Warehouse lighting

144.

A bonded warehouse is used for:

a)

Perishable cargo

b)

Cargo in transit

c)

Storage of goods under customs control without duty payment

d)

Hazardous goods only

e)

Domestic delivery

145.

Which organization develops international air transport rules?

a)

IMO

b)

WTO

c)

IRU

d)

IATA

e)

UNECE

146.

The main benefit of GPS in transport is:

a)

Customs clearance

b)

Reducing fuel price

c)

Real-time vehicle tracking and navigation

d)

Faster loading

e)

Cheaper insurance

147.

Which transport mode has the lowest cost per ton-km for bulk cargo?

a)

Road

b)

Air

c)

Rail

d)

Sea

e)

Pipeline

148.

Which factor most influences road freight cost?

a)

Customs tariffs

b)

Packaging design

c)

Fuel prices

d)

Warehouse lighting

e)

Port congestion

149.

The term “last mile delivery” refers to:

a)

Port-to-port shipment

b)

Air transport

c)

Final stage of delivering goods to the customer

d)

Customs clearance

e)

Intermodal transport

150.

The main challenge of international cargo transport is:

a)

Uniform road quality

b)

Lack of vehicles

c)

Different legal, customs, and regulatory systems

d)

Limited fuel availability

e)

Packaging material shortages