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Clean Truck Program
Clean Truck Program requirements are coming to domestic container terminals. Starting January 1, 2026, all trucks serving both our international and domestic container terminals must have a registered RFID tag and a 2007 (or newer) engine, or a certified equivalent emission control system. Learn more about the Clean Truck Program. If you need to scrap and replace a pre-2007 truck, apply for available funding today.
Information for Breakbulk Truckers
The Northwest Seaport Alliance and the Port of Tacoma have a new process for picking up or dropping off breakbulk cargo at East Blair One Terminal in Tacoma. Learn more.
Surge Capacity
The Northwest Seaport Alliance is ready to support rebounding cargo volumes and further boost the larger economic recovery. This plan includes use of near-dock container yards in Seattle, Tacoma, Portland and beyond that offer container and chassis storage and help enhance terminal operations.
Available Off-dock Container Yard Space
Drayage Company Directory
Find drayage providers serving our North and South harbors. Not on the list? Add your company.
Trucks Q&A
How do I register for the Clean Truck Program?
All drayage trucks serving NWSA terminals must comply and register with the Clean Truck Program. Beginning January 1, 2026, the Clean Truck Program requirements are coming to the domestic terminals.
Seattle & Tacoma Harbors: Truckers must have an RFID tag to access the international terminals. Learn more about how to get an RFID tag.
What information do truck drivers need to pick up or drop off cargo?
Find the required information for truck drivers picking up or dropping off cargo in the Trucker Onboard List.