Drayage refers to a specialty logistics service that carries freight containers over a short distance, an essential part of intermodal shipping. How does freight get from a rail car to a ship? Additionally, how does a container get from rail to a truck? It all happens via drayage.

We take containers in and out of warehouses, rail terminals, ocean ports and harbors. This often involves taking huge steel shipping containers off rail cars and ship decks and then loading them on to truck trailers. From there, the container is transported to a warehouse or storage facility to get ready for the next step in the intermodal shipping process. Drayage is part of a longer logistics process.

Our Winnipeg facility has the experience and equipment available to lift a loaded container - the only storage yard in Winnipeg with this capability.