A transport document is a document that provides information about cargo being transported by a carrier or other means of transportation. There are several types of transport documents that can be used, depending on the nature of the cargo, the mode of transport, and the regulations that apply to the shipment. Some common examples of transport documents include:

• Air waybill: This is a document used for air shipments that serves as a receipt for the cargo and a contract of carriage between the shipper and the carrier.
• Bill of lading: This is a document that serves as a receipt for cargo being shipped by a carrier, such as a ship, truck, or train. It also serves as a contract of carriage between the shipper and the carrier.
• CIM Convention This document that serves as receipt for cargo being transported by a rail
• CMR Convention: This document is for road freight for use in all European countries, as well as additional countries in Asia and Africa.
• Commercial invoice: This is a document that provides information about the goods being shipped, including details about the value, quantity, and type of goods. It is often used for customs purposes.
• Packing list: This is a document that provides a detailed list of the items being shipped, including the quantity and weight of each item. It is often used for customs purposes and to ensure that the correct items are being shipped.
• Shipper's letter of instruction: This is a document that provides instructions and information to a freight forwarder or carrier about a shipment. It is typically used for international shipments.