NRL Blog | Drayage & Logistics Insights

Latest articles on container drayage, logistics, and trucking in South Florida. Expert insights from New Roads Logistics — covering demurrage, port operations, overweight containers, customs holds, and more.

Featured Topics

• Complete Guide to Port of Miami Drayage
• Avoiding Demurrage at Port of Miami
• Overweight Container Hauling in South Florida
• Customs Exams & Holds at Port of Miami
• Port of Miami vs Port Everglades
• How to Read a Drayage Invoice

More Articles

• TWIC Card Requirements for Miami Drayage
• Chassis Shortage 2026: Impact on Miami Drayage
• Choosing a Drayage Partner in South Florida
• How to Avoid Demurrage & Detention Fees
• UIIA Participation Requirements for Miami Carriers
• Benefits of Asset-Based Carriers
• Port Everglades: South Florida’s Busiest Container Port

All articles are written by Rob Goldstein, Managing Member of New Roads Logistics, drawing on hands-on experience in South Florida container drayage operations.

About New Roads Logistics

New Roads Logistics LLC is an asset-based motor carrier providing container drayage from PortMiami and Port Everglades. USDOT 3338169, MC-1064985, SCAC NRLD. Company-owned tractors and drivers. Bilingual English/Spanish dispatch. FMCSA licensed, SAM.gov registered. Topics covered include demurrage and detention fees, customs exams and holds, overweight container permits, chassis availability, TWIC card requirements, UIIA participation, and choosing a drayage carrier in South Florida.