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Prohibited Items Policy

A practical check for what Wayboro can carry, what is always out of scope, and what must be prepared before a driver arrives.

Effective date and version: August 3, 2026 (2026-08-03-r2).

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Before you request a delivery

Three questions decide the path

  1. 01Is every exact item allowed?

    A broad label such as “return” or “gift” does not approve its contents.

  2. 02Is it fully prepared?

    Packed, sealed, labeled, stable, and ready at the listed handoff point.

  3. 03Does it fit the online limits?

    Up to 10 physical items, no group over 100 lb combined, no packed item beyond the listed box-truck fit, and no order over the declared value limit.

All three are yes: continue to the quote and describe every item accurately.

Any answer is no or unsure: do not book yet—use the item-eligibility contact below.

1. Core rule

Do not request transport or handling described below. The list is non-exhaustive: Wayboro may refuse a request when transport would be unlawful, require an unapproved license, permit, insurance, equipment, handling protocol, or chain of custody, or create an unreasonable risk to people, property, the vehicle, or the environment.

The website does not inspect contents or automatically approve an item. A quote, accepted payment, category label, or missing product name is not an eligibility decision. The sender must know and accurately disclose the contents, condition, each packed item's outside dimensions, combined group weight, quantity, value, and special handling facts.

2. Never accepted

People, animals, and moving services

Passengers; live animals, insects, or embryos; human or animal remains; household moves; entry into a private residence; and jobs requiring a mover, helper, assembly, installation, or storage.

Alcohol, tobacco, nicotine, and age-restricted goods

Alcoholic beverages; tobacco; cigarettes; cigars; nicotine; vapes, e-cigarettes, e-liquids, or related devices; and any item requiring age or identity verification.

Drugs, cannabis, and regulated health items

Illegal or controlled substances; cannabis, marijuana, hemp-derived intoxicants, CBD products; prescription-only or professionally dispensed drugs; medical specimens, blood, tissue, organs, biohazard or medical waste; and prescription medical devices.

Weapons and explosives

Firearms, frames, receivers, ammunition, explosives, fireworks, blasting materials, weapon components, and an item designed or intended to injure people or damage property.

Hazardous materials

Any material regulated as hazardous for the proposed transport or presenting an unreasonable risk, including flammable, explosive, compressed, corrosive, poisonous, infectious, oxidizing, radioactive, cryogenic, or leaking material; fuel, loose automotive fluids, airbags, fire extinguishers, and pressurized cylinders.

Batteries and battery-powered devices

Loose or installed batteries, lithium cells, battery packs, power banks, and battery-powered electronics, tools, vehicles, or other equipment. Damaged, swollen, recalled, leaking, defective, or unpackaged batteries are especially dangerous and must never be offered.

Money and cash equivalents

Cash, currency, collectible coins, bullion, precious stones, bearer instruments, negotiable checks, money orders, gift cards, stored-value cards, lottery tickets, and cryptocurrency hardware or credentials holding transferable value.

High-risk and irreplaceable property

Jewelry, watches, precious metals, fine art, antiques, unique collectibles, original wills or evidence, title documents, keys or access credentials, passports, government IDs, and property whose value cannot reasonably be documented or replaced.

Illegal, stolen, counterfeit, or restricted goods

Stolen, counterfeit, fraudulent, recalled, embargoed, illegally imported, obscene or otherwise unlawful goods; illegal wildlife products; and items that violate another person’s intellectual-property, privacy, or property rights.

Temperature-sensitive and food-safety-controlled goods

Food, flowers, biological material, or other goods requiring refrigeration, freezing, heat, humidity control, food-safety certification, or a validated cold chain. Shelf-stable goods remain subject to all other rules.

Regulated plants and cross-border items

Invasive or regulated plants, seeds, soil, wildlife, agricultural products, and any item requiring a customs filing, import or export license, phytosanitary document, special permit, or regulated chain of custody.

Unprepared or unsuitable items

Leaking, wet, odorous, infested, contaminated, unpackaged, unsealed, improperly labeled, inadequately cushioned, unsecured, excessively sharp, or pre-damaged items; goods materially different from the order; and items too large, heavy, or numerous for the assigned vehicle.

3. Commonly accepted only when prepared and lawful

  • Prepared business documents that are not government IDs, negotiable instruments, access credentials, or irreplaceable originals
  • Ordinary dry auto parts with no airbag, battery, fuel, fluid, pressurized component, or hazardous residue
  • Shelf-stable, sealed, non-age-restricted retail packages
  • Cut flowers and ordinary gifts that need no temperature control and contain no alcohol, CBD, tobacco, or stored-value item
  • Merchant-approved store returns that are paid for, packaged, labeled, and accepted under the merchant’s rules
  • Office supplies and ordinary household goods that fit safely in the assigned vehicle

These examples are not pre-approval. Product contents, packaging, route, condition, size, licensing, recall status, and applicable law still control.

Battery exceptions can depend on cell chemistry, energy rating, condition, quantity, packaging, markings, route, carrier procedures, and trained handling. Wayboro's current service does not operate a separately approved battery program, so a battery being installed in an ordinary consumer device does not make it eligible.

4. Online booking limits

10 physical items total
Across the entire order
10 item groups maximum
Each group contains identical items
100 lb combined weight per group
Not the weight of each item
240 × 96 × 96 in largest packed item
Rotation-aware box-truck fit
$100,000 declared value total
Across the order; not a coverage promise

Public checkout accepts at most 10 physical items across no more than 10 item groups. One group means identical items with the same packaging, vehicle fit, combined weight band, and handling needs. The combined weight of every group must be 100 lb or less. Each packed item must fit, after safe rotation, within the largest online profile of 240 × 96 × 96 inches. The total declared value across all groups must not exceed $100,000. A declared value is shipment information, not insurance, guaranteed reimbursement, or a statement of claim eligibility; the separate Claims Policy controls the current claim process and limitations. A generated vehicle match is a capacity estimate, not permission to send a prohibited item and not a promise that an inaccurately described item will be carried.

Report outside dimensions in the exact pickup-ready form the driver will receive: assembled, boxed, rolled, or otherwise packed, including outer packaging. Do not substitute catalog dimensions, a disassembled product size, or the flat dimensions of an item that will be rolled. For a line of identical items, report one packed item and choose a vehicle that fits the complete quantity.

Use Documents only for sealed ordinary papers that need no measurements, photo, fragile handling, or larger vehicle. Use another category and describe the contents when that simplified definition does not fit.

5. Packaging and inspection

Package and secure the item for ordinary handling and road movement. Keep required product labels visible. Before custody transfers, Wayboro or the assigned driver may ask to inspect the item or have packaging opened when reasonably necessary to verify contents, safety, condition, dimensions, or policy compliance. Refusal of a lawful inspection request can result in refusal or cancellation.

A driver must not open or search an item without authorization, except as law permits in an emergency. A driver may decline the item, remain at a safe distance, and contact operations or public authorities when there is a safety or legal concern.

6. Refusal, cancellation, and return

Wayboro may refuse pickup, stop a delivery where safe and lawful, return an item, preserve it for an authority, or provide information to an authority when required by law. The Cancellation and Refund Policy controls customer charges. This policy version creates no undisclosed prohibited-item or failed-pickup fee.

Do not ask a driver to discard, conceal, leave unattended, or independently dispose of a refused item. The sender remains responsible for lawful instructions and cooperation. Wayboro will not knowingly return dangerous or illegal material in a manner prohibited by law.

7. Sender confirmation

Public checkout requires confirmation that every item is prepared and the order contains no prohibited item. That confirmation and this policy version are associated with the order record. Knowingly false descriptions, attempts to bypass screening, or repeated violations may lead to service restriction and lawful reporting.

Still uncertain?

Ask before you book

Do not substitute a vague category or description. Send the exact contents, quantity, combined group weight, one packed item's outside dimensions, total declared value, packaging, and route cities for review. A reply is guidance based on the facts provided, not permission to violate law or hide a material fact. Email does not create a case number or an instant eligibility decision; do not book until a reply resolves the question.

Questions about an order? Open your private tracking link or email [email protected]. If email is needed, identify the delivery with its public WB- order number and nonsecret shipment facts—never paste the private tracking link or token.