Effective Tuesday, January 1, 2019, the Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority is implementing an increase in Use Fees and Container Charges for shipments traversing California's Alameda Corridor.

The Alameda Corridor is located in southern Los Angeles County, California, running from the ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles 20 miles north to downtown Los Angeles, primarily along and adjacent to Alameda Street. Below is the Schedule of Use Fees and Container Charges, effective January 1, 2019:

Loaded Waterborne Containers/Trailers:
22' or less	$25.51 per container/trailer
Greater than 22' and equal to but not greater than 44'	$51.02 per container/trailer
Greater than 44' but less than 48'	$57.40 per container/trailer
Equal to 48' but less than or equal to 52'	$61.22 per container/trailer
Greater than 52'	$67.60 per container/trailer

Empty Waterborne Containers/Trailers:
22' or less	$6.11 per container/trailer
Greater than 22' and equal to but not greater than 44'	$12.22 per container/trailer
Greater than 44' but less than 48'	$13.75 per container/trailer
Equal to 48' but less than or equal to 52'	$14.66 per container/trailer
Greater than 52'	$16.19 per container/trailer

Loaded and Empty Non-Waterborne Containers/Trailers:
22' or less	$6.11 per container/trailer
Greater than 22' and equal to but not greater than 44'	$12.22 per container/trailer
Greater than 44' but less than 48'	$13.75 per container/trailer
Equal to 48' but less than or equal to 52'	$14.66 per container/trailer
Greater than 52'	$16.19 per container/trailer

For more information on these and other port fees, please visit the Intermodal reference page on BNSF.com. If you have any questions, please contact your Intermodal Marketing Representative.

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