The San Pedro Bay complex is the largest container gateway in the United States and the primary landing point for transpacific imports. What happens on these two adjacent terminals sets the tempo for US inland freight two to three weeks later.
Standing structural relationships, not forecasts. We name the direction and the mechanism, and link the published index where you read the current value — we do not quote a number we cannot cite.
Import surges land as chassis and drayage shortages before they show as vessel queues — the binding constraint is landside, not the water.
Drayage demand in Southern California is highly concentrated, so gate congestion prices into the regional truckload market quickly.
Transload volumes move onto Class I rail within days, so a West Coast surge becomes a Midwest intermodal problem shortly afterwards.
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