Open-top container drayage: in-gauge details to confirm first

Confirm whether the open-top remains in gauge

• Cargo dimensions, weight, in-gauge status, and container type.
• Terminal or ramp, route, receiver access, and appointment timing.
• Loading, blocking, bracing, and securement responsibility.
• Any tarp, route, legal-limit, special-equipment, or access notes controlled by the responsible party.

Check height, route clearance, and receiver equipment

Open-top moves can involve cargo-height, route, equipment, and site constraints. Dispatch needs enough detail to review local drayage fit before a truck is committed.

Open-top height, route, and closeout checks

• The move fits open-top drayage after review.
• Route and access constraints are workable.
• Cargo responsibility is clear.
• A detailed quote is needed.

In-gauge open-top moves SP Logistics can review

SP Logistics reviews the drayage move after dimensions, photos, weight, route clearance, receiver equipment, and return instructions are supplied.