Costing multi-leg logistics for Bolivia should start from the actual conditions of use. Confirm inland transport and delivery insurance first, then verify the ocean freight from the China port to the destination port and the transit points and document fees. Split the cost into three legs: the China port to the transit port, the transit formalities, and the inland transport, and match the insurance coverage to each leg of the route. Keep the ocean freight from the China port to the destination port and the transit points and document fees on one versioned master sheet; when inland transport or delivery insurance changes, update the record before signing. When finished, have the person responsible for Bolivia car logistics costs sign off, record the date of the documents used, and note any exceptions that must be cleared before the next step.
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