The gates operate Monday through Friday during the times noted below:
Gates Open: Appointments only: 6:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m.
Reefer Processing: Appointments only 6:00 a.m.
Single Move (Non-Reefer): 4:00 p.m.
Double Move (Non-Reefer): 4:00 p.m.
Any Reefer Moves: 3:00 p.m.
Break bulk and heavy lift cargo moves are by appointment only.
Please call: OOG - Kevin Brady - 551-263-2829 or Rich Ricciardi 551-208-4598
Email: oog-bayonne@portlibertyterminals.com
Hours for containerized cargo that is overweight or overwidth are as follows: 8:00am-3:00pm by appointment ONLY. Flatrack free time is 2 days.
*OOG are appointment only. Charges for switching out of gauge flat racks or break bulk cargo must be paid prior to the driver’s arrival. No payments will be accepted from the driver. * Payments to be made via PayCargo.
Please email below information to
oog-bayonne@portlibertyterminals.com for a flatrack stripping quote;
SEE FORM UNDER PDF SECTION.
• Description of the out of gauge cargo.
• Dimensions (longest length x broadest width x tallest height).
• Weight of the OOG cargo in lbs.
• Photos or drawings (front, side, and top views) showing the center of gravity.
• Lifting points of the OOG cargo.
• Special instructions, if any.
Below you will find a link to the most up-to-date schedule of vessels arriving and departing at Port Liberty Bayonne. Vessel close dates are based upon the anticipated vessel arrival and are subject to change.
For wire transfer account information, please contact customerservice@portlibertyterminals.com
Refrigerated cargo is a significant component of our volumes and we have some guidelines in place to make sure things run smoothly.
Drivers should have the necessary paperwork with them when they arrive. Port Liberty Bayonne reserves the right to void out drivers if they do not have the correct paperwork ready or cannot access it within a reasonable amount of time.
Drivers delivering hazardous reefer loads to the pier must present two clean dock receipts with the following information:
Container and booking number.
Vessel and voyage number.
Commodity, hazard class, IMO number, number of packages, packaging group, emergency response number, packaging certificate, and shipper declaration.
Temperature setting and ventilation requirements.
Gen-sets must be removed or disconnected before the empty container can be grounded. This must be done at the gen-set mounting area.
Dropping a refrigerated container off without being properly processed by the Reefer Department will result in a charge.
Drivers picking up a live reefer load without a gen-set, must have the ocean carrier update the system to show that no gen-set is required.
Releases should be completed prior to arrival at the terminal to avoid delays.
All trucks seeking entry to any terminal in the Port of New York and New Jersey are required to have a PortTruckPass.
If you need a pass or require information about your account, please click below.
Due to ocean carrier or terminal requirements the ability to accept empty containers may change. Please check our current acceptance status by clicking this link:
At Port Liberty Bayonne, we consider the trucking community to be a vital part of our business and we want to make sure that you experience efficient service at our terminal. Below are some guidelines to help your visit go more smoothly.
There are several ways for you to confirm that the cargo you are coming to pick up is available before entering the facility:
Check cargo availablility now.
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Contact Customer Service:
customerservice@portlibertyterminals.com
646-461-4515
If the container to be delivered has associated fees/charges, guaranteeing charges prior to delivery will help expedite your departure.
While on the terminal premises please follow all posted signs, speed limits, directions, and instructions. This will ensure your safety as well as the safety of other truckers and employees.