Where Long Road delivers containers

Where Long Road delivers containers

Long Road Transportation pulls containers off Terminal 5, Terminal 18, Husky, WUT, and Pierce County Terminal and delivers them inland on its own trucks and chassis. Most of that freight ends up in the two warehouse corridors south of Seattle: the Kent Valley and the Sumner-Puyallup belt. We keep a warehouse in Kent and a container yard in the Tacoma tideflats, which is why a live-unload in these cities is a short run rather than a day trip.

US DOT3388302

MC113242

SCACLRDP

Cities we deliver to

What a delivery into the valley looks like

Every one of these cities is served from the same two facilities: a warehouse and office at 8467 S 208th St in Kent, and a container depot and yard at 1531 Portland Avenue East in the Tacoma tideflats. Between them, a container can be pulled from a terminal, grounded or held on chassis, stripped and transloaded, and delivered - without leaving our own equipment.

That matters most on the two moves that cost customers money: a receiver whose dock is full, and an empty return the steamship line keeps moving. Both are absorbed by our yard instead of your invoice.

Where the containers come from

We work Terminal 5 and Terminal 18 at the Port of Seattle, Husky, WUT, and Pierce County Terminal at the Port of Tacoma, and the Port of Everett, plus the BNSF and UP rail ramps. Freight that continues past the Puget Sound moves on our own long-haul fleet, and bonded cargo runs across the border into Canada.

Owned and operated by Long Road Transportation. USDOT 3388302, MC 113242, SCAC LRDP.

You call it, we haul it.

Call dispatch at (425) 800-4609 with your terminal, container size, and delivery city.

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