Coastal Logistics Group (CLG) has expanded its Savannah operations with a new high-capacity facility strategically located near the Port of Savannah. Designed to support faster turn times, scalable trailer staging, and integrated transportation services, the new operation strengthens CLG’s ability to deliver secure, port-centric logistics solutions across the Southeast and East Coast markets.
Read MoreThe Savannah Traffic Club hosts a special Lunch & Learn on May 12 at Crosswinds Golf Club featuring Emily Dunn of CCM. This session will deliver timely insights into the evolving chassis pool and what it means for the Savannah logistics community. Designed with STC members in mind, this is a unique opportunity to gain early perspective and engage directly with industry leadership.
Read MoreMembership for the Savannah Traffic Club’s 2026–2027 term is now open. Join a growing network of logistics and transportation professionals while supporting industry education and scholarship initiatives.
Read MoreRegistration is open for the 104th LTNA Conference, bringing logistics professionals to the Pacific Northwest for networking, tours, and industry insights. Highlights include an on-the-water tour of the Port of Tacoma and opportunities to connect with over 25,000 LTNA members.
Read MoreGateway Terminals Savannah has appointed industry veteran Bryan Blalock as president, effective April 13, 2026, marking a key leadership transition as Kevin Price prepares to join the Georgia Ports Authority executive team later this year.
Read MoreGeorgia Ports Authority’s new Gainesville Inland Port is set to open May 4, 2026, delivering direct rail connectivity between Northeast Georgia manufacturers and the Port of Savannah. Designed to reduce congestion, improve efficiency, and support long-term growth, the $134 million facility is part of GPA’s broader multi-billion-dollar infrastructure investment shaping the future of freight movement across the state.
Read MoreThe Georgia Ports Authority is preparing for a strong citrus import season, with volumes expected to rise 15% as new cold-chain infrastructure and expanded global services position the Port of Savannah as a key gateway for perishable cargo.
Read MoreThe March 2026 edition of The Savannah Traffic Club Newsletter, The Update is here, and it’s packed with great content—news, events, organizational updates, and so much more!
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