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Port of Seattle drayage

Container drayage through Terminal 5, Terminal 18, and Terminal 46

SP Logistics provides direct import and export container trucking through the Port of Seattle marine terminals. Dispatch connects terminal release or receiving requirements with chassis, receiver delivery, empty return, and final closeout.

Import pickup and Seattle-area delivery

Current release, LFD, appointment, chassis, receiver, and empty-return instructions determine the workable sequence.

Terminal release

Provide the delivery order, container number, steamship line, availability, LFD, pickup appointment, and any current terminal instruction supplied for the move.

Chassis and weight

Include container size, gross weight, chassis source, provider reference, and any reefer, overweight import, or other equipment requirement.

Receiver and empty return

Send the exact delivery address, receiving window, access, unload or drop method, expected service time, empty-ready contact, and assigned return facility.

Export return through Seattle

For an export, provide the booking, empty release or loaded pickup, customer loading location, load-ready time, legal gross weight, terminal receiving window, and cutoff. The customer remains responsible for packing, loading, securement, documents, customs, booking, and ocean arrangements.

When the plan can change

Release changes, missed appointments, chassis supply, receiver delays, long unload time, cutoff pressure, or a changed return facility may alter the trucking work and price. Dispatch confirms the current plan before the truck is assigned.

Request Terminal 5, Terminal 18, or Terminal 46 drayage

Include the Seattle terminal, container, release or booking, timing, chassis, receiver, and return information.