In container transportation, there are several ways to transfer full container cargo and LCL cargo between the two parties:

1. Door to site: From the shipper's warehouse or factory warehouse to the container loading and unloading area yard at the destination or unloading port.

2. Door to door: A container loaded by the shipper is responsible for the entire transportation process after being handed over to the carrier for acceptance in its warehouse or factory warehouse, until the container is delivered to the consignee's warehouse or factory warehouse. This type of fully connected transportation is called 'door to door' transportation.

3. Yard to Gate: From the container loading and unloading area yard at the place of origin or loading port to the consignee's warehouse or factory warehouse.

4. Door to station: A container freight station that travels from the shipper's warehouse or factory warehouse to the destination or unloading port.

5. Site to Station: From the container loading and unloading area yard at the origin or loading port to the container freight station at the destination or unloading port.

6. Arrival: From the container loading and unloading area yard at the origin or loading port to the container loading and unloading area yard at the destination or unloading port.

7. Station to site: From the container freight station at the origin or loading port to the container loading and unloading area yard at the destination or unloading port.

8. Station to station: From the container freight station at the origin or loading port to the container freight station at the destination or unloading port.

9. Station to door: From the container freight station at the origin or loading port to the consignee's warehouse or factory warehouse.