If a carrier rejects the load, what does the load status update to?

When a carrier rejects a load, the appropriate status update is "TenderRejected." This indicates that the carrier has declined to accept the load after it was tendered to them. The term "tender" refers to the process of offering the load to the carrier for transport. A "TenderRejected" status is crucial for the logistics tracking system because it signifies that the load will need to be either re-tendered to another carrier or require alternative arrangements for shipment.

The other statuses do not accurately represent the situation. "Booked" would indicate that the carrier has accepted the load, while "Delivered" signifies that the shipment has been completed and arrived at its destination. "Load Cancelled" suggests that the load was canceled before it was tendered to the carrier, which does not apply in this context since the carrier had the opportunity to accept the load before rejecting it. Thus, "TenderRejected" is the correct and most precise status to indicate the outcome of the carrier's decision.