Drayage / Port Freight Services
Coordinate container moves between ports, rail ramps and facilities
Logistics Worldwide helps coordinate short-haul container transportation connected to ports and rail ramps. Share the terminal, container, availability, chassis and return requirements so the move can be reviewed accurately.
Need a longer rail-and-truck move? Explore Intermodal / Rail Services.
Drayage details that affect service
- Port or rail terminal and pickup availability.
- Container size, type and number.
- Delivery address and receiving hours.
- Chassis availability or provider requirements.
- Last free day, appointment, storage and demurrage details.
- Empty-return terminal and deadline.
- Overweight, refrigerated or hazardous cargo requirements.
What to include in your quote request
Provide the container number when available, bill of lading or reference number, terminal, pickup and delivery contacts, cargo weight, requested dates, and any special instructions. Complete information reduces delays and helps the team review accessorial risks before dispatch.
Common questions
What is drayage?
Drayage is a short truck movement that commonly connects a port or rail ramp with a warehouse, distribution center or another transportation point.
Do I need to provide a chassis?
Chassis arrangements vary by terminal, container and market. State what is already arranged and what you need Logistics Worldwide to review.
Can you handle overweight containers?
Share the verified cargo and gross weights. Equipment, permits and routing requirements must be reviewed before service is confirmed.
Start your drayage quote
Send the terminal, container, availability and delivery details for review.
