Weekly Port and Rail updates

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Updated 10/7/25

USA Ports Congestion Chassis Shortages Capacity Lead Time Special Notes
New York/New Jersey No No Immediate Delays returning empty container for some SSLs.
Baltimore No No Immediate
Philadelphia No No Immediate
Boston No No Immediate
Norfolk No No Immediate No Active Disruptions or Alerts Reported The Operational Alerts section for The Port of Virginia shows no new advisories or notices as of today—indicating that regular operations are proceeding without reported interruptions.
Savannah No No 30-50 min in the AM & 45-60 min in PM. // Depending on heat // 5 vessels at dock (10/7).
Charleston No No 30-50 min in the AM & 45-60 min in PM. // Depending on heat // Weather getting cooler, ports running smooth Terminal gates are operating under standard weekday hours across facilities such as Wando Welch Terminal, North Charleston Terminal, Hugh K. Leatherman Terminal, and Columbus Street Terminal. Port X Logistics isn’t just showing up in Savannah—we’re making waves. With our own 12-truck drayage fleet running Savannah, Charleston, and Jacksonville, plus hazmat creds, yard space on-site, and a fully loaded transload warehouse ready for whatever chaos your supply chain throws at you—we’ve got you covered. Need a last-minute cross-dock or an urgent transload? We’ll make it happen, fast and at the best rates around. Wanna roll through the port with us? We’ve got the inside track. Hit us up at letsgetrolling@portxlogistics.com and let’s keep freight moving in the South Atlantic like pros.
Greer No No Immediate
Wilmington No No Immediate
Houston No No Immediate
New Orleans No No Immediate There are no current alerts, disruptions, or safety advisories affecting port operations today. Everything appears to be proceeding under normal weekday conditions, consistent with the Gate Hours and Cargo schedules above.
Mobile No No Immediate No operational disruptions or special advisories (e.g., closures or weather-related adjustments) have been reported on the Alabama Port Authority’s website—suggesting that operations remain normal for today.
Miami No No Immediate PortMiami is fully operational today across both cargo and cruise domains. Cargo terminals are functioning on standard schedules, multiple vessels are docked or arriving, and cruise operations continue unhindered.
Jacksonville No No Immediate
LA/Long Beach No No Immediate Long Beach Pier G ITS closed Shift 2 (10/7).
Seattle/Tacoma No No Immediate
Oakland No No Immediate
Portland No No Immediate
USA Rails Congestion Chassis Shortages Capacity Lead Time Special Notes
Charlotte No Yes Immediate
Atlanta No No Immediate
Buffalo No No Immediate
Pittsburgh No No Immediate
Dallas No No Immediate Rail operations at Dallas are running normally
Laredo No No Immediate
Memphis No No Immediate
Nashville No No Immediate
San Antonio No No Immediate
Salt Lake City No No Immediate
Kansas City No Yes Immediate
Chicago Yes Yes 48 hours
Cincinnati No No Immediate
Cleveland No No Immediate
Columbus No Yes Immediate
Indianapolis No No Immediate
Minneapolis No No Immediate
Detroit No No Immediate
Denver No No 1-2 days
Louisville No No Immediate
Omaha No No Immediate
Phoenix No No Immediate
CA Ports Congestion Chassis Shortages Capacity Lead Time Special Notes
Vancouver No No Immediate
Montreal No No Immediate
Halifax Yes No Immediate
Prince Rupert No No Immediate
CA Rail Congestion Chassis Shortages Capacity Lead Time Special Notes
Calgary No No Immediate
Toronto No No Immediate
Edmonton No No Immediate
Winnipeg No No Immediate
Vancouver No No Immediate
Montreal No No Immediate Montreal Gateway Terminals (MGT) staff represented by CUPE launched an indefinite strike. The action is confined to administrative and support staff, therefore core operations are continuing. But administrative slow-downs are causing delays. Yard utilization is ~63%, average dwell time is 3.1 days.
Halifax No No Immediate
Prince Rupert No No Immediate