Aircraft parts · Road
Aircraft parts, three crates, Britain to Germany
Three wooden crates of aircraft parts on one truck, a crossing to the continent and the drive to Germany. One TIP label, stuck on a crate before the truck left, reported every hour to anyone with the link.
- From
- Western Britain
- To
- Germany
- Cargo
- Aircraft parts, 3 crates
- Transport
- One truck, door to door
- Route
- Road, crossing, road
- Labels
- One, on a crate
What appeared on the map
- Activated at loading: press, stick, scan, and the crate was on the map.
- Hourly reports across Britain, all the way to the crossing.
- The crossing: a gap between reports, then the first one from the continent.
- Across the continent, report by report, to the door in Germany.
- Arrived: the same link showed the destination to anyone who had it.
The result for this shipment
Three crates, one label, one link: the whole road in one place, for everyone who needed it.
The shipper and consignee could follow the recorded journey through one shared tracking link.
Tracking technology and specifications
The published photos have identifying details anonymised. Named facilities identify the journey and do not imply endorsement.
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