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Transport documents Cargo accompanying documents for international transport and customs clearance of goods.
Trucks / trailers Types, dimensions, carrying capacity of Eurotrucks, standard cargo semi-trailers, road trains for road freight transportation.
Cargo containers Types, dimensions, carrying capacity, markings of containers used in modern logistics and international transport.
Marking of goods Manipulation, environmental signs, transport packaging, application of transport markings. GOST 14192-96
Classification of dangerous goods Classes of dangerous substances, labeling, according to the European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road (ADR).
INCOTERMS International trade terms, terms of delivery of goods, responsibility of the buyer and supplier.
Commodity Nomenclature of Foreign Economic Activity of the EAEU: product codes, explanations.
HS codes
8704 - Motor vehicles for the transport of goods:
| 8704 | Motor vehicles for the transport of goods: |
| 8704 10 | — dump trucks intended for use in off-road conditions: |
| 8704 10 10 | — — with a piston internal combustion engine with compression ignition (diesel or semi-diesel) or with a piston internal combustion engine with spark ignition: |
| 8704 10 101 0 | — — — with a piston internal combustion engine with compression ignition (diesel or semi-diesel) and a cylinder displacement of more than 2500 cm3 or with a piston internal combustion engine with spark ignition and a cylinder displacement of more than 2800 cm3 and a gross weight of not more than 50 tons |
| 8704 10 102 0 | — — — with a piston internal combustion engine with compression ignition (diesel or semi-diesel) and a cylinder displacement of more than 2500 cm3 or with a piston internal combustion engine with spark ignition and a cylinder displacement of more than 2800 cm3, others |
| 8704 10 108 0 | — — — others |
| 8704 10 900 0 | — — others |
| - others, with a piston internal combustion engine with compression ignition (diesel or semi-diesel): | |
| 8704 21 | - - with a total vehicle weight of no more than 5 tons: |
| 8704 21 100 0 | — — — specially designed for transportation of highly radioactive materials |
| - - - others: | |
| — — — — with an engine cylinder capacity of more than 2500 cm3: | |
| 8704 21 310 0 | — — — — — new |
| 8704 21 390 | — — — — — used |
| 8704 21 390 2 | — — — — — — cars that have been manufactured for more than 5 years |
| 8704 21 390 8 | — — — — — — others |
| — — — — with an engine cylinder capacity of no more than 2500 cm3: | |
| 8704 21 910 0 | — — — — — new |
| 8704 21 990 | — — — — — used: |
| 8704 21 990 2 | — — — — — — cars that have been manufactured for more than 5 years |
| 8704 21 990 8 | — — — — — — others |
| 8704 22 | - - with a gross vehicle weight of more than 5 tons, but not more than 20 tons: |
| 8704 22 100 0 | — — — specially designed for transportation of highly radioactive materials |
| - - - others: | |
| 8704 22 910 | — — — — new: |
| 8704 22 910 1 | — — — — — vehicles (of the “forwarder” type), equipped with a loading and unloading device, designed to move timber from a tree felling site to a timber loading point or logging road |
| 8704 22 910 9 | - - - - - others |
| 8704 22 990 | — — — — used: |
| 8704 22 990 1 | — — — — — vehicles (of the “forwarder” type), equipped with a loading and unloading device, designed to move timber from a tree felling site to a timber loading point or logging road |
| — — — — — others: | |
| 8704 21 990 3 | — — — — — — cars that have been manufactured for more than 5 years |
| 8704 22 990 7 | - - - - - others |
| 8704 23 | - - with a gross vehicle weight of more than 20 tons: |
| 8704 23 100 0 | — — — specially designed for transportation of highly radioactive materials |
| - - - others: | |
| 8704 23 910 | — — — — new: |
| 8704 23 910 1 | — — — — — 4-track vehicles with two driving bogies, designed for transporting large loads over 24 m in length in swampy or snowy areas |
| 8704 23 910 2 | — — — — — 4-track, twin-carriage vehicles for use with mounted lifting or excavation machines, intended for use in wet or snowy areas |
| 8704 23 910 8 | — — — — — others |
| 8704 23 990 | — — — — used: |
| 8704 23 990 3 | — — — — — no more than 5 years have passed since their release |
| 8704 23 990 7 | - - - - - others |
| - others, with a piston internal combustion engine with spark ignition: | |
| 8704 31 | - - with a total vehicle weight of no more than 5 tons: |
| 8704 31 100 0 | — — — specially designed for transportation of highly radioactive materials |
| - - - others: | |
| — — — — with an engine cylinder capacity of more than 2800 cm3: | |
| 8704 31 310 0 | — — — — — new |
| 8704 31 390 | — — — — — used: |
| 8704 31 390 2 | — — — — — — cars that have been manufactured for more than 5 years |
| 8704 31 390 8 | — — — — — — others |
| — — — — with an engine cylinder capacity of no more than 2800 cm3: | |
| 8704 31 910 0 | — — — — — new |
| 8704 31 990 | — — — — — used: |
| 8704 31 990 2 | — — — — — — cars that have been manufactured for more than 5 years |
| 8704 31 990 8 | — — — — — — others |
| 8704 32 | - - with a gross vehicle weight of more than 5 tons: |
| 8704 32 100 0 | — — — specially designed for transportation of highly radioactive materials |
| - - - others: | |
| 8704 32 910 | — — — — new: |
| 8704 32 910 1 | — — — — — vehicles (of the “forwarder” type), equipped with a loading and unloading device, designed to move timber from a tree felling site to a timber loading point or logging road |
| 8704 32 910 9 | - - - - - others |
| 8704 32 990 | — — — — used: |
| 8704 32 990 1 | — — — — — vehicles (of the “forwarder” type), equipped with a loading and unloading device, intended for moving timber from the place of felling trees to a timber loading point or logging road |
| 8703 32 990 3 | — — — — — — more than 5 years have passed since their release |
| 8704 32 990 7 | - - - - - others |
| 8704 90 000 0 | - others |
This heading covers:
Ordinary lorries and vans (open, covered, covered, etc.); cars and vans of all types for delivering goods to your home, vans for moving from apartment to apartment; trucks with automatic unloading devices (tipping trucks, etc.); tank vehicles (whether they are equipped with pumps or not); refrigerated or insulated trucks; multi-deck trucks for transporting acid in impact-proof containers, butane cylinders, etc.; heavy trucks with tilting frames and submersible ramps for transporting tanks, lifting or trenching machines, electrical transformers, etc.; trucks specially designed for the transport of fresh concrete, excluding concrete mixers of heading 8705; waste collectors, regardless of whether they are equipped with loading, compacting, damping and other devices or not.
The inclusion of certain motor vehicles in this heading is determined by certain characteristics which indicate that the vehicles are primarily intended for the transport of goods rather than the transport of persons (heading 87.03). These characteristics are applicable to the classification of motor vehicles which normally have a gross vehicle weight of less than 5 tonnes and which have either a separate enclosed rear area or an open rear platform normally used for the carriage of goods, but may have bench-type rear seats which do not have seat belts. or passenger amenities and which fold along the sides to allow full use of the rear platform for the carriage of cargo. This category typically includes vehicles known as "multi-purpose" vehicles (eg, van-type vehicles, some sport utility vehicles, some pickup trucks). The following features are characteristic features of the design commonly found in vehicles falling under this heading: (a) The presence of bench-type seating that does not have safety devices (for example, seat belts or seat belt anchorages and fittings) or passenger amenities in the rear area located behind the area for the driver and front passengers. These seats are usually foldable or extendable to allow the entire rear floor (van-type vehicles) or a separate platform (pick-up trucks) to be used for cargo transportation; (b) Availability of a separate cabin for the driver and passengers and a separate open platform with side sides and a lowered tailgate (pickup vehicles); (c) Lack of windows in two side panels of the rear body; having a sliding, outward-opening or lift-up door or doors, without windows, on the sides or rear for loading or unloading goods (van-type vehicles). (d) The presence of a permanent panel or partition between the driver and front passenger area and the rear area; (e) Absence of external features of comfort and interior furnishings and fittings in the cargo compartment area which characterize the passenger compartments of vehicles (for example, floor coverings, ventilation, interior lighting, ashtrays). This heading also includes:
(1) Dump trucks, i.e. vehicles of durable construction with a tilting body or a bottom that opens downward, designed for the transport of soil, rock or other materials. These vehicles, which may have a rigid or articulated chassis, are typically equipped with off-road wheels and can be driven on soft ground. This heading includes both heavy and light dump trucks; the latter are sometimes characterized by the presence of a two-position seat, two seats facing opposite directions, or two steering wheels, so that these vehicles can be controlled by a driver who faces towards the body during unloading.
(2) Shuttle trolleys. They are used in mines to transport coal or ore from cleaning machines to conveyors. They are heavy vehicles with low suspension, equipped with tires and having internal combustion engines or electric motors; are unloaded automatically by a conveyor that forms the bottom of the vehicle.
(3) Self-loading vehicles equipped with winches, lifting devices, etc., but intended primarily for transport purposes.
(4) Road-rail trucks, specially equipped for travel on both highways and rails. These vehicles, the road wheels of which rest on railway rails, have carriage-type devices at the front and rear which can be lifted by means of a jack so that the vehicle can move on the road.
Automobile chassis equipped with an engine and a cab also belong to this item.
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This heading does not include:
(a) Gantry conveyors used in factories, warehouses, docks, airports, etc. for the transport of long loads or containers (heading 8426).
(b) Load carriers used in mines (heading 84.29).
(c) Motorcycles, scooters or motorbikes intended for the carriage of goods (heading 8711).
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Explanations for subheadings
Subheadings 8704 10
Typically, these dump trucks can be distinguished from other cargo transport vehicles (particularly tipper trucks) by the following parameters:
— the dump truck body is made of very durable steel sheet; its front part is extended above the driver's cabin to protect the cabin; the entire bottom or part of it is inclined downward and backward;
- in some cases, the driver’s cabin is only half the width of the car;
— no soft axle suspension;
— powerful brakes;
— limited speed and limited area of application;
— special tires for earth-moving machines;
— thanks to the robust design, the ratio of tare weight to payload does not exceed 1: 1.6;
— the body can be heated by exhaust gases to prevent the transported material from sticking or hardening.
It should be noted, however, that some types of dump trucks are specifically designed for use in mines or tunnels, such as those that have a bottom that opens downwards. They differ in some of the features mentioned above; but they do not have a cab or extended protective body part.
Subheadings 8704 21, 8704 22, 8704 23, 8704 31 and 8704 32
The gross vehicle weight is the road weight stated in the technical specifications as the maximum rated weight of the vehicle. This includes the weight of the vehicle, cargo, driver and full fuel tank.
Explanations for subheadings.
To determine the volume of the cylinders, see the HS explanations for subheadings 8407 31 - 8407 34.
This heading covers four-wheeled all-terrain vehicles having a diesel engine and a control cabin at the front. The rear part has a two-wheel chassis, without equipment, but can be equipped with various equipment.
The heading does not, however, cover vehicles equipped with agricultural and other special equipment (heading 87.05).
8704 10 111 0 — 8704 10 900 0
1. These subheadings cover vehicles equipped with a forward or backward tilting body or a body having a cutout in the bottom for dropping loads and designed specifically for the transport of sand, gravel, soil, stones, etc. The vehicles classified in these subheadings are intended for use in quarries, mines or construction sites, road construction, airports and ports. Examples illustrating the different types of dump trucks are given at the end of this explanation.
2. These subheadings also cover smaller vehicles that are used on construction sites for transporting soil, crushed stone, cement and concrete mortar, etc. These dump trucks can have a fixed or articulated chassis and can be equipped with two or four wheel drive. Their body can be located above one of the bridges, and the driver’s seat - above the other bridge. The driver's seat is usually located outside the cab.
Typical dump trucks
Dump truck with two drivers Dump truck with a body, openable
in places and two instruments burning from below
nels and sets of organs
management
Dump truck for construction sites Dump truck with two drivers
seats and two sets
governing bodies
8704 21 100 0 The explanatory notes to subheading 8606 91 100 0 apply, mutatis mutandis. 8704 21 310 0 - 8704 23 990 8 These subheadings include “multi-purpose vehicles” mentioned in the explanations to the Commodity Classification for Foreign Economic Activity
Varna position 8704, second paragraph. 8704 22 100 0 The explanatory notes to subheading 8606 91 100 0 apply, mutatis mutandis. 8704 23 100 0 Explanations apply to subheading 8606 91 100 0, mutatismutandis, 8704 31 100 0 Explanations apply to subheading 8606 91 100 0, mutatismutandis. 8704 31 310 0 - 8704 31 990 8 These subheadings include “multi-purpose vehicles” mentioned in the explanations to the Commodity Tax Code for the to-
Varna position 8704, second paragraph. 8704 32 100 0 The explanatory notes to subheading 8606 91 100 0 apply, mutatis mutandis.
Shipping documents
- CMR bill of lading
- Invoice, proforma invoice
- Export declaration EX-1
- Transit declaration T-1
- TIR Carnet (Carnet TIR)
- Certificate of origin
- Certificate of conformity
- Certificate of Conformity to the Technical Regulations of the Customs Union (TRTS)
- Phytosanitary certificate
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