What does in transit departed FedEx location mean?

In transit departed determines if a shipment has left the FedEx facility to travel to its final destination. An in transit departed FedEx location indicates that the package has been picked up, loaded onto a transport carrier or delivery truck, and is on its way to its final destination. While the shipping label might say that the package is still with FedEx, it is not.

What does in transit departing FedEx location mean?

If your shipment is in transit and the driver departs from the FedEx location, it will be treated as a returned shipment. The truck will be taken to a FedEx facility for further processing. This usually involves inspecting the entire shipment for damage, repacking the items if necessary, and putting everything back on a pallet. If the returned item is undamaged, the driver will either have it delivered to you or put it back on the truck and move on.

What does in transit mean FedEx location?

In transit location means that the item is in the care of a FedEx location or carrier you have authorized. This can be a facility on the same property as your shipping origin or destination or at a FedEx drop off location.

What does it mean in transit departed FedEx location?

If you have a FedEx shipment that was collected from a location other than your drop off location, it is “in transit” on the date that the seller signed for the shipment. If the shipment is still in transit when your carrier delivers it, they will not be responsible for return shipping costs. If the shipment is no longer in transit on the date your carrier delivers it, you will need to pay for return shipping.

What does FEDEX in transit mean?

FEDEX in transit is a shipping status for packages after they leave the shipping carrier and until they are delivered to the final destination. The shipper can track the location of the package using the FEDEX tracking number. If the shipper does not have access to the tracking number, they can contact FedEx to request more information.