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Fedex Service Guide Front Cover SERVICE GUIDE fedex.com/serviceguide January 1, 2018 Updated October 1, 2018 SERVICES RATES TERMS INDEX Contents E Services E Rates E Terms E Index E Contents This book includes an overview of FedEx® services; FedEx Express and FedEx Ground standard list rates effective Jan. 1, 2018, for U.S., U.S. export and U.S. import services; FedEx One Rate® pricing for FedEx Express® U.S. services; FedEx Express Terms and Conditions; the FedEx Ground Tariff; and the FedEx SameDay® City Tariff. This information, along with U.S. retail rates1 and the service information at fedex.com/serviceguide, constitutes the FedEx Service Guide. The service information at fedex.com/serviceguide (excluding rates, the FedEx Express Terms and Conditions, the FedEx Ground Tariff, and the FedEx SameDay City Tariff) and the overview of services in this book are not part of the contract of carriage. Overview of Services 2–19 Standard List Rate, Surcharge and Fee Changes 22 How to Calculate Your Rate 23 Zone Charts 24 International Express Package 24–26 International Express Freight 27 Canada 28 U.S. Express Package Rates 29 Zones 2–8 29–49 To Alaska and Hawaii 50–52 From Alaska and Hawaii 53–54 Within Hawaii 55 Multiweight 56–57 FedEx SameDay® and FedEx SameDay® Freight 58–59 FedEx SameDay City Rates 60–62 FedEx One Rate 63 U.S. Express Freight Rates 64 International Express Package Rates 65 U.S. Export 65–81 Multiweight, U.S. Export 82 U.S. Import 83–97 Multiweight, U.S. Import 98 FedEx® International Next Flight, U.S. Export 99–100 FedEx International Next Flight, U.S. Import 101–102 International Express Freight Rates 103 U.S. Export 103 U.S. Import 104 FedEx International Premium® Zones and Rates 105 FedEx Ground and FedEx Home Delivery® Rates 106 Zones 2–8 106–108 Alaska and Hawaii 109–111 Canada 112 Fees and Other Shipping Information 113–129 Terms 130 FedEx Express Terms and Conditions 132–162 FedEx Ground Tariff 163–179 FedEx SameDay City Tariff 180–191 Index 192–199 1 For FedEx® Retail Rates, go to fedex.com/ratefinder and select the Rate Tools tab. 1 fedex.com 1.800.GoFedEx 1.800.463.3339 Contents E Services E Rates E Terms E Index E U.S. Package Shipping Details at fedex.com/uspackages SAME-DAY DELIVERY FedEx SameDay® FedEx SameDay® City Door-to-door delivery in just hours Cross-city, door-to-door delivery in just hours between select ZIP codes Available 365 days a year throughout all 50 states Available within select U.S. metro areas Go to fedexsameday.com or call 1.800.399.5999 to request pickup Request our contract-only FedEx SameDay City Route service for shipments that follow a regularly scheduled Government-issued photo ID required at pickup for all route with multiple stops FedEx SameDay services For more information, go to fedex.com/uspackages and select Same-Day Delivery, then FedEx SameDay City Go to fedex.com/samedaycity or call 1.800.399.5999 to see if we serve your city and to request pickup NEXT-BUSINESS-DAY DELIVERY SHIP UP TO 150 LBS. You can ship envelopes and packages up to 150 lbs. using ® FedEx Priority FedEx Standard FedEx First Overnight ® Overnight® Overnight® most FedEx Express and FedEx Ground® U.S. and international Delivery first thing the next- Next-business-day delivery by Delivery the next business day package services. Some business-day morning by 8, 8:30, 10:30 a.m. to most areas and in the afternoon by 3 p.m. to exceptions apply, so go to 9 or 9:30 a.m. to most areas and by noon, 4:30 p.m. or 5 p.m. to most areas and by 4:30 p.m. fedex.com/packageshipments by 10 a.m., 11 a.m. or 2 p.m. to some rural areas to some rural areas (by 8 p.m. and select a service to confirm extended areas to residences) weight limitations and package Delivery in 2 business days for Available throughout all 50 states certain shipments to and from Available throughout all 50 states size requirements. Alaska and Hawaii (Hawaii outbound only) Saturday pickup and delivery available for an additional charge. Available throughout all 50 states Saturday pickup available for an Go to fedex.com and select additional charge Saturday pickup and delivery Rate & Ship to confirm whether available for an additional charge Saturday service is available for your location 2 fedex.com 1.800.GoFedEx 1.800.463.3339 Contents E Services E Rates E Terms E Index E U.S. Package Shipping Details at fedex.com/uspackages 2- OR 3-BUSINESS-DAY DELIVERY FedEx 2Day® A.M. FedEx 2Day® FedEx Express Saver® Second-business-day delivery by Second-business-day delivery by Third-business-day delivery by 10:30 a.m. to most areas and by 4:30 p.m. to most areas (by 8 p.m. 4:30 p.m. to most areas (by 8 p.m. noon to rural areas to residences) to residences) Available throughout all 50 states Delivery in 3 business days for Available throughout all states (Hawaii outbound only) certain shipments to Alaska except Alaska and Hawaii and Hawaii Available throughout all 50 states BUSINESS DELIVERY VIA GROUND FedEx Ground® CHOOSE THE Day-definite delivery in 1–5 business days (3–7 business days to and SPEED YOU NEED. from Alaska and Hawaii) based on distance to destination Count on us for the delivery Delivery by end of business day speed and on-time reliability you need. Most of the FedEx Available to every business address in all 50 states (inbound-only service Express and FedEx Ground for certain remote locations in Alaska and Hawaii) services on pp. 2–9 are backed ® FedEx Ground Multiweight rating can help you save money on by a money-back guarantee.2 multiple-piece shipments weighing 200 lbs. or more. Ask your FedEx account executive if you qualify RESIDENTIAL DELIVERY VIA GROUND FedEx Home Delivery® FedEx SmartPost® Day-definite residential delivery in 1–5 business days For shipping low-weight packages to residences; (3–7 business days to and from Alaska and Hawaii) P.O. boxes; and APO, FPO and DPO destinations based on distance to destination Delivery typically in 2–7 business days based on Delivery between 9 a.m. and 8 p.m., Tues.–Sat. distance to destination (longer time-in-transit outside the contiguous 48 states) Available to every U.S. residential address We route packages to a U.S. Post OfficeTM facility for Packages up to 70 lbs. final delivery Options for appointment and evening delivery Packages up to 70 lbs. requirements1 Contract-only service; contact your FedEx account For more information, go to fedex.com/homedelivery executive for more information 1 Standard Saturday delivery and FedEx Home Delivery convenient delivery options are not available to all areas. Contact your FedEx account executive for more information. 2 See the FedEx Express Terms and Conditions and FedEx Ground Tariff for details. The FedEx Money-Back Guarantee does not apply to FedEx SmartPost shipments. Post Office is a trademark of the U.S. Postal Service (USPS). 3 fedex.com 1.800.GoFedEx 1.800.463.3339 Contents E Services E Rates E Terms E Index E International Package Shipping Details at fedex.com/internationalpackages FASTEST-POSSIBLE DELIVERY FedEx® International Next Flight FedEx International First® Delivery in just hours, depending on flight availability Delivery in 1, 2 or 3 business days to select postal codes in 20 key global markets To major cities in more than 220 countries and territories Delivery by 10 a.m. in 1 business day to Canada and by 11 a.m. in 1 business day to Mexico (2 business Available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year days for nondocument shipments to Mexico) For packages up to 2,200 lbs. (more with prior approval) Inbound delivery to select U.S. ZIP codes by 8, 8:30, Call 1.800.974.7333 to request pickup 9 or 9:30 a.m. to most areas Government-issued photo ID required at pickup. Go to fedex.com/internationalpackages and The courier will provide a specialized air waybill select FedEx International First for a list of destination postal codes and ZIP codes served DELIVERY IN 1, 2 OR 3 BUSINESS DAYS FedEx International Priority® GO ONLINE TO Delivery typically in 1, 2 or 3 business days to more than 220 countries and territories GET QUOTES. For rate and transit time quotes, Reach major cities in Canada and Mexico typically in 1 business day go to fedex.com and select Reach major cities in Europe and Asia by noon typically in 2 business days Rate & Ship. You can also get a quote using the FedEx® U.S.-inbound delivery by 10:30 a.m. or noon to many locations Mobile app on your phone. Ship until close of business from Western Europe to major East Coast See p. 18 for more information markets in the U.S. for delivery by 3 p.m. the next business day on FedEx Mobile. See pp. 24–26 for countries served by FedEx International Priority and other FedEx Express international package services FLAT-RATE INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING FedEx® 10kg Box and FedEx® 25kg Box An easy, economical way to ship internationally. Pay a flat rate (based on destination country) when you ship up to 22 lbs. in the FedEx 10kg Box and up to 56 lbs. in the FedEx 25kg Box Delivery via FedEx International Priority typically in 1, 2 or 3 business days to more than 220 countries and territories Order these boxes at fedex.com or call 1.800.GoFedEx 1.800.463.3339 (say “order shipping supplies”).
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