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Drayage Brokerage at the Port of Baltimore

The Port of Baltimore reaches farther inland than any other East Coast port and runs a deep 50-foot channel, which makes it a strong option for heavy and oversized freight as well as containers. Seagirt handles the box volume, with quick access to I-95 and I-70 toward the Midwest. We arrange drayage from Baltimore terminals across the Mid-Atlantic.

Ship-to-shore gantry cranes at a container terminal at dusk

The market

Port of Baltimore at a glance

Terminals

  • Seagirt Marine Terminal
  • Dundalk Marine Terminal

Highways

  • I-95
  • I-695
  • I-895
  • I-70

What BRS handles here

  • Container drayage, port/rail to door
  • Freight bill audit & recovery
  • FedEx/UPS parcel audit

Talk to an operator about the Port of Baltimore

BRS Global Logistics is an operator-led freight broker serving the Port of Baltimore and every major U.S. port. You get one point of contact who knows the freight — not a rotating queue of reps.

Phone
(848) 221-0881

Local FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Usually within a day, often same-day depending on terminal appointments and your free-time window. We track your Last Free Day on every container at the Port of Baltimore and book the pull before storage charges start.

Moving freight at the Port of Baltimore?

Tell us what you've got and where it's going. We'll get you a quote and a plan.

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