AIAG Damage Codes: A Reference Guide for Car Haulers
AIAG damage codes are a standardized system used in finished-vehicle logistics to record vehicle transport damage as a five-digit code. Each code identifies the damaged area, the type of damage, and how severe it is, as set out in the AIAG-ECG global damage code...
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AIAG Damage Codes: A Reference Guide for Car Haulers
AIAG damage codes are a standardized system used in finished-vehicle logistics to record vehicle transport damage as a five-digit code. Each code identifies the damaged area, the type of damage, and how severe it is, as set out in the AIAG-ECG global damage code...
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