Cargo load factor (CLF)
Term · Logistics and supply chain · MLC-T-LOG-000040
The ratio of the actual cargo volume or weight carried by a transport vehicle to its maximum available capacity. This metric indicates how efficiently the vehicle's space or weight allowance is being used for freight. A higher CLF suggests better operational efficiency and reduced empty space or unused weight capacity during transit.
| Identifier | MLC-T-LOG-000040 |
|---|---|
| Field | Logistics and supply chain |
| Abbreviation | CLF |
Record as JSON
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"id": "MLC-T-LOG-000040",
"term": "Cargo load factor (CLF)",
"field": "Logistics and supply chain",
"definition": "The ratio of the actual cargo volume or weight carried by a transport vehicle to its maximum available capacity. This metric indicates how efficiently the vehicle's space or weight allowance is being used for freight. A higher CLF suggests better operational efficiency and reduced empty space or unused weight capacity during transit.",
"abbreviation": "CLF",
"url": "https://mlchart.com/terminology/logistics/cargo-load-factor-clf/"
}
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