Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for Bike Cargo Transportation
Bikes
- Honda CD 70 – Commuter
- Suzuki GD 110S – Sports
- Yamaha YB 125Z-DX – Sports
- United 70 – Commuter
- Road Prince Zeus XR EV – Scooter
- Honda CG 125 – Commuter
- Suzuki GS 150 – Sports
- Yamaha YBR 125 – Commuter
- Hero HF Deluxe – Commuter
- Super Power 70 – Commuter
Methods of Bike Transport
- Traveling with Your Bike
If you choose to travel with your bike, please ensure that you have all the required documents ready before your journey. This may include but is not limited to:
- Registration papers
- Insurance documents
- Identification
Proper documentation is crucial for verification during transit.
- Sending the Bike Only
If you wish to send the bike without traveling with it, the following steps must be followed:
- Verification Requirement: Obtain a verification certificate from any local police station (refer to section 15). This verification is essential to confirm that the bike has not been involved in any accidents. It helps ensure the safety and legitimacy of the cargo being transported.
- Fuel Restrictions: It is mandatory to keep the fuel level low in the bike. Only enough petrol should be in the tank to reach the terminal. Note: According to company policy, bikes with excess fuel will not be accepted for loading onto the vehicle. This is a safety measure to mitigate any risks associated with transporting fueled vehicles.
Shipping Charges
The shipping charges for bike transport are outlined in the table below. Please refer to the company’s pricing structure to understand the costs associated with your specific transport needs.
Conclusion
Following these standard operating procedures will ensure a hassle-free bike transport experience. Ensure that you adhere to all requirements from verification to fuel levels to avoid any complications during the loading process.
If you have any questions or need further clarification regarding bike cargo SOPs, please contact.