Alameda Corridor Surcharge (ACS)
Definition of the Alameda Corridor Surcharge
The Alameda Corridor Surcharge (ACS) is a fee imposed to cover the operational costs and construction debt of the Alameda Corridor, a freight rail that connects the ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles to the rail network.
The ACS surcharge applies specifically to southbound containers transported by rail through these ports.
Who charges the Alameda Corridor Surcharge?
The Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority (ACTA), which manages the corridor, charges the Alameda Corridor Surcharge.
Where is the Alameda Corridor Surcharge charged?
The surcharge is levied at the destination, specifically targeting containers transported by rail through the ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles. It ensures the costs of using the corridor are covered by those benefiting from its infrastructure.
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