Container Drayage for Project Cargo and Breakbulk at PortMiami

Container Drayage for Project Cargo and Breakbulk

Not all port freight fits neatly in a container. Project cargo — oversized machinery, structural steel, transformers, and industrial equipment — often arrives as breakbulk or on flat-rack containers at PortMiami. Moving these loads requires specialized drayage capabilities.

Flat-Rack and Open-Top Containers

Project cargo that doesn’t fit in standard containers uses flat-rack or open-top units. These require specific chassis types and may need oversize load permits, escort vehicles, and route surveys before the drayage move can begin.

Permits and Route Planning

Oversize loads in Florida require FDOT permits specifying approved routes, travel times (often night-only), and escort requirements. Go Freight’s heavy haul team handles the entire permitting process for project cargo drayage from PortMiami.

Go Freight’s Project Cargo Drayage

Go Freight provides specialized drayage for project cargo with heavy haul equipment, oversize permits, and experienced drivers who know how to handle non-standard loads safely.