Long-distance freight tariff

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The distance freight tariff ( GFT ;. English long-haul traffic tariff or long-range goods tariff ) was until 1992 the legally binding basis for calculating transport services of freight forwarders in truck traffic. After the GFT became invalid, it was replaced by the Distance Works Road (EWS).

The forerunner of the GFT was the Reichskraftwagentarif (RKT) until 1990 .

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