drayage
/ˈdreɪɪdʒ, ˈdraɪɪdʒ/Definitions
1. noun
The cost or charge for the handling and storage of goods, especially containers, between a ship and a warehouse, or between a warehouse and a railway or highway terminal.
“The company’s drayage fees added significantly to the total cost of the shipment.”
2. noun
A vehicle or trailer used for transporting goods, especially containers, between a ship and a warehouse, or between a warehouse and a railway or highway terminal.
“The drayage arrived late, causing a delay in the unloading process.”
3. verb
To transport goods, especially containers, between a ship and a warehouse, or between a warehouse and a railway or highway terminal.
“The goods will be drayed from the ship to the warehouse for storage.”