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A small LTL shipment that originates on a truck in San Francisco and is moved from San Francisco to Las Vegas where it is unloaded and put onto another truck for final shipment to Phoenix would be considered an intermodal shipment since it utilizes more than one vehicle during shipment. a) trueb) false

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The answer is False. Option B

Step-by-step explanation:

Intermodal shipment refers to the use of two modes of freight to transport goods from shipper to consignee. A typical example of intermodal shipment is the use of different modes of transportation such as rail, truck, ship, and then truck.

From the explanation given above, we can see that the answer to the question is false. This is because, in the scenario given above, only trucks were used, and no other mode of transportation was used.

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