As a carrier, how much cost should I calculate to the loading point if the pickup location is not specified in the transport details?

As a carrier, the cost calculated up to the loading point must be based on the loading address provided in the freight data. If the loading address is not included in the freight data, the carrier must consider the address specified by the freight orderer. Based on the address provided by the freight orderer, the carrier must calculate the cost up to the loading point. In calculating the cost up to the loading point, the carrier must take into account the distance of the freight, the weight of the freight, and the nature of the freight. The distance of the freight must be calculated based on the distance between the loading and unloading addresses. The weight of the freight must be calculated based on the weight of the goods to be transported. The nature of the freight must be determined based on the characteristics of the goods to be transported. The nature of the freight must be defined based on the size, weight, fragility, and other characteristics of the goods to be transported. In calculating the cost up to the loading point, the carrier must also consider the budget specified by the freight orderer. If the budget specified by the freight orderer is insufficient for calculating the cost up to the loading point, the carrier must negotiate with the freight orderer regarding increasing the budget.

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