Truck Gate Entrances

Dundalk Marine Terminal
2700 Broening Highway
Baltimore, Maryland 21222

Seagirt Marine Terminal
2600 Broening Highway
Baltimore, Maryland 21222

Comparative Truck Distances Chart

Links:

• Trucking Company List (Pdf)
• Trucking Company List (Xls)​

Contact:

John Timmins
Phone: 410-385-4451
jtimmins@marylandports.com

Within minutes of I-95, the primary north/south route along the east coast, including six interstates, Port of Baltimore is strategically located. Our highway networks keep's cargo moving to two-third's of the nation's population and manufacturing base's being within an overnight truck drive, including Canada. With new gate automation using the latest computer tracking system, our gates are built for speed.

We work closely with various state and federal agencies to ensure up-to-date rulings and regulations pertaining to motor carriers. Listed below are some agencies we deal with on a daily basis that might be beneficial to you as a carrier.

• Route Restrictions
• Permit Fees
• Holiday Restrictions for Hauling Permits
• Toll Facilities Notes
• Height / Weight restrictions
• Online Permitting
• Snow Emergency Plan

Other Trucking Information Links:

• ATA - American Trucking Association
• FMCSA - Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
• FHWA - Federal Highway Administration
• MVA - Motor Vehicle Administration (CDL licensing as well as Hazmat endorsements)
• MDOT - Maryland Department of Transportation, Freight Logistics Office of Policy
• SHA - State Highway Administration
• Motor Carrier Division
• MMTA - Maryland Motor Truck Association
• I-95 CC - I-95 Corridor Coalition
• IANA - Intermodal Association of North America

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