News & Resources

Blog

OakPass Program Created by Port of Oakland to Reduce Import Cargo Container Congestion OakPass Program Created by Port of Oakland to Reduce Import Cargo Container Congestion

In Q4 of 2015, four container terminals at the Port of Oakland will use a program called OakPass to operate their terminal gates on Saturdays. With Saturday hours the Port of Oakland is hoping to reduce weekday import cargo congestion.

+ Read Full Post

Popular Posts

Search Posts

Related News
  • 6 Cornerstones of a Successful 3PL Partnership
    6 Cornerstones to a Successful 3PL-Customer Relationship

    Hiring a third-party logistics (3PL) provider is a strategic approach for businesses to increase their capacity without expanding their...

    + Read more
  • Canadian Rail Stike Imminent? What We Know So Far.
    Canadian Rail Strike? – What We Know So Far

    On May 1st, CN (Canadian National Railway) and CPKC (Canadian Pacific Kansas City) rail workers voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike...

    + Read more
  • Freight Landscape - Current Trends, Challenges, & Predictions
    2024 Q1 Freight Landscape: Trends, Challenges, and Predictions

    As the first quarter of 2024 comes to an end, here are some observations over the past few months as well as predictions about the trucking...

    + Read more