CLTD Practice Exam Questions with Answers Certified in Logistics, Transportation and Distribution Certification

advanced planning system (APS).

inventory management system (IMS).

transportation management system (TMS).

warehouse management system (WMS).

The exporting country produces the product utilizing less labor than other countries.

The exporting country's wage rate in producing the good is lower than in other countries.

The exporting country's productivity is higher in producing the good than the productivity of other countries.

The exporting country's cost of producing the good, relative to other goods, is at least as low as in other countries.

general average.

specific license.

explicit license.

import license.

freight bureau.

freight broker association.

shippers association.

integrated service provider.

manage the process internally or outsource to a third party.

take back the dunnage or tell the retailer to destroy it all.

reduce packaging materials to save money but risk more damage.

increase the selling price to the retailer to cover increased costs.

World Trade Organization (WTO) rule

Lloyds of London rule

Incoterms® rule

Shipper's rule

spread out variable costs over large output volumes.

spread out fixed costs over large output volumes.

allocate total unit costs on the basis of traffic volume.

accomplish better facility utilization with declining overheads.

registration license.

import quota.

cargo preference.

manufacturing location.

refused to cooperate on sustainability initiatives.

adopted multiple standards that are state specific.

eliminated all foreign/free trade zones (FTZs) outside of sea ports.

followed Customs Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT) rules.

Rail bridge

Last mile delivery

Landway

Land bridge

reliability, and responsiveness.

capability, and responsiveness.

reliability, and capability.

reliability, and availability.

Air

Truck

Water

Rail

lower cost of lost sales and higher inventory cost.

higher cost of lost sales and higher inventory cost.

lower cost of transportation and lower warehousing cost.

higher cost of transportation and lower warehousing cost.

Random demand

Fixed traffic patterns

Data cleanup

Customer base

Time

Dependability

Communication

Convenience

to assure operators can work in the best conditions.

for storage of food items such as pasta and sugar.

for storage of raw material used in aerospace industry.

for storage of certain agricultural and medical products.

Inventory carrying costs

Transportation costs

Warehouse operations costs

Supply management costs