Now let me read the existing UI components I'll need:

Now let me read the label and card components too:

Now I have all the context I need. Let me build the form with all 4 sections, the FTL/LTL/BOTH checkbox logic, and the duplication behavior. I'll split it into components.

Now let me create the main page that ties everything together:

Let me rethink the logic and write the complete page properly:

Now let me update the layout metadata:

The form is now built with all 4 sections matching the screenshot. Here's what I implemented:

• Section 1 (Basic Information) includes the Fee Category dropdown, an FTL / LTL / BOTH checkbox group placed right before the Charge Name field, plus the Charge Class dropdown. Checking BOTH disables the individual FTL and LTL checkboxes, and checking either FTL or LTL disables BOTH.
• Sections 2 (Pricing), 3 (Options), and 4 (Advanced Conditions) render once by default. When both FTL and LTL are checked simultaneously, sections 2–4 duplicate: the first set is labeled FTL and a second set below (separated by a divider) is labeled LTL, each with their own independent inputs.
• The layout, styling, and structure closely match the screenshot — numbered circle badges, bordered cards, button toggles for cost type, and accordion-style advanced conditions items.