BOL stands for the Bill of Lading and is one of the essential papers in the shipping process. Here are some facts about it: 

1. The carriers usually have their blank, so there is no need to print anything.
   
   
2. The BOL is filled out and signed at the pick up location and at the delivery location.
   
   
3. The vehicle is inspected at the pick-up location, and every detail is mentioned in the BOL.
   
   
4.  The same inspection is done at the delivery location, and every change in the vehicle condition should be mentioned before signing it.
   
   
5. Bill of Lading is used when a claim is filed for damages caused during transportation.
   
   
6. If the BOL is "clean", it is less likely to receive reimbursement .
   
   Here is how it looks:
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