We will be working gates in Seattle and Tacoma over the next couple of weeks, helping drivers download the DrayQTM and DrayLinkTM apps and handing out free vests.
DrayQ aims to give truck drivers real-time information about wait times in and around marine cargo terminals, and DrayLink will interconnect the drayage community to better dispatch, track and record container moves from pickup to delivery.
The apps were designed specifically for, and in partnership with, the port industry to align with the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Connected Vehicle Freight Advanced Traveler Information System (FRATIS) architecture and StrongPorts initiative.
DrayQ is the first mobile app in the market to use Bluetooth technology to provide real-time estimates of drayage truck wait times at ports and terminals. The app also provides trend information and traffic camera views at the touch of a fingertip.
More information on the program at the Northwest Seaport Alliance.
More information about DrayQ and DrayLink.