Dray Insight
Port of Oakland
Oakland, CAoaklandseaport.comContainer volume2,253,976 TEU2025, port authority figure
Container terminals4Listed below
Container terminals
| Terminal | Operator | Appointments | FIRMS | Site |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oakland International Container Terminal (OICT, Berths 55-60) | SSA Terminals (Oakland), LLC | eModal | Z985 | ssamarine.com → |
| TraPac Oakland (Berths 25-33) | TraPac, Inc. | eModal | Y549 | oakland.trapac.com → |
| Everport Terminal Oakland (Berths 35-38) | Everport Terminal Services, Inc. | eModal | WBA5 | etslink.com → |
| Matson Terminal (Terminal B63, Berths 61-63) | SSA Terminals, LLC (Matson-dedicated) | W614 | matson.com → |
Gate rules and fees
Secure Truck Enrollment Program (STEP)
Port of Oakland's drayage registry: the licensed motor carrier files a STEP Agreement and enters truck and driver data; only enrolled carriers and trucks may serve seaport facilities. Unregistered drivers can get up to 10 temporary STEP passes per year at the Customer Service Center.
Source: oaklandseaport.com
Comprehensive Truck Management Program (CTMP) / drayage truck ban
Terminals must turn away drayage trucks that cannot show CARB compliance unless exempted, waived or extended by CARB; the Port's truck ban took effect Jan 1, 2010.
Source: oaklandseaport.com
CARB drayage rules (Advanced Clean Fleets, TRUCRS)
CARB currently asks drayage fleets to report voluntarily in TRUCRS (EO N-27-25, June 12, 2025); the 2025 ACF amendments, including drayage fleet requirements, were approved Sep 10, 2026.
Source: ww2.arb.ca.gov
TWIC
$127 new enrollment; $119 online renewal
The Port states TWIC is required at the Port of Oakland; the local enrollment center is in Alameda.
Source: oaklandseaport.com
Heavyweight corridor permit
With a City/Port permit, trucks up to 95,000 lbs may run within the Port Area; requests go to the Chief Wharfinger.
Source: oaklandseaport.com