Service
TWIC-certified box truck for port and terminal freight.
The driver has an active TWIC card for secure port and cargo-area access. Check with the specific terminal about its entry and escort requirements.
- USDOT 3843409
- MC 1398475
- TWIC certified
- Dispatch 24/7
Terminals we run
- Port Newark and Port Elizabeth (Port Newark–Elizabeth Marine Terminal)
- Red Hook Container Terminal, Brooklyn
- Container freight stations and bonded warehouses around the port
- JFK and Newark Liberty air cargo buildings
Loose freight, not containers
A box truck is the right tool for palletized cargo that has been devanned at a CFS or bonded warehouse: the portion of an import that has to keep moving to a store, a 3PL or a job site. For full containers you need a drayage chassis; for the pallets that come out of them, call us.
What TWIC saves you
A TWIC card is one part of secure maritime access. The terminal also controls entry permissions, registration, appointments and cargo release. Confirm these requirements before sending a truck.
Questions
What is a TWIC card?
The Transportation Worker Identification Credential is issued by the TSA. It lets a vetted worker enter secure areas of ports and vessels without an escort.
Do you pull containers?
No. The 26-ft box truck carries palletized and loose freight. We pick up cargo released from CFS facilities, bonded warehouses and air cargo terminals.
Tell dispatch what's moving.
Pickup, delivery, pallet count and weight. Rates are confirmed by phone or email, day or night.