You are calculating the cost to send a shipment through consolidation to get it to the end customer. It is 1,900 miles from the consolidator to the end customer. The trucking company charges $1.50 per mile to move the freight from the consolidator to the end customer. You should assume the consolidator creates full truckloads. If the shipment has the following characteristics, what cost would this shipment incur from consolidation to the end customer? (Hint: make sure to prorate the shipment from consolidation to the end customer)
Size 1/5 of a trailer
Weight 3,000 pounds
a. $570
b. $715
c. $480
d. $245
e. $390
f. $660
g. $850
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