Saving water also saves energy. 6.5% of the energy used in the state of California is for pumping and treating waterâin fact, pumping water south (and uphill) in the State Water Project accounts for 2â3% of all the electricity used in the state.
National Motor Freight Classification. The National Motor Freight Traffic Association publishes the National Motor Freight ClassificationÂ® (NMFCÂ®), a standard that provides a comparison of commodities moving in commerce. The NMFCÂ® is developed and maintained by the Commodity Classification Standards Board (CCSB).
The following table describes the NMFC classes and is meant for general guidance in picking your freight class, a number of factors influence what class your shipment ends up in. You should contact FML Freight Representative to determine an accurate freight class.or the most part, the lower the NMFC class number, the lower the freight charge. Part of FMLâs job is to help you figure out your NMFC freight class, insuring the specialized code is correct.