LBCT Tracking

Company Overview

Businesses utilize terminal-specific tools to trace containers and cargo movements through port operations. The systems enable users to retrieve schedules for vessels arriving at or departing from designated hubs. Clients check container statuses by entering identifiers into web-based portals. Shipping lines, freight forwarders, and trucking firms synchronize operations using these digital resources. Terminal operators share live updates on gate transactions, yard positions, and load/discharge progress. Partners automate data exchanges through standardized interfaces, reducing manual coordination for time-critical tasks.

The tools assist in managing empty container returns by providing availability windows and location-specific instructions. Truck drivers access appointment slots and document submission guidelines directly from integrated platforms. Logistics teams mitigate dwell time penalties by monitoring cutoff deadlines for customs clearance or rail transfers. Port authorities depend on these systems to balance capacity and throughput during peak periods. Users across the supply chain leverage visibility tools to coordinate cross-dock operations and transshipment workflows.

Services
Terminal tracking features allow customers to trace containers from gate-in to vessel departure. Clients view real-time milestones, including rail ramp transfers, yard stacking, and outbound sailing confirmations. Shipping lines submit booking details and receive berthing forecasts to align with global schedules. Trucking companies optimize turnaround times by checking wait durations at terminal gates via mobile apps. Exporters import shipping instructions electronically, reducing documentation errors and processing delays.

Vessel schedule modules display estimated arrival and departure times, updated automatically via carrier feeds. Importers coordinate pickup workflows by monitoring container discharge dates and free-time allowances. Rail operators track intermodal movements between terminals and inland depots for consolidated reporting. Third-party logistics providers aggregate data from multiple port systems to unify client reporting. Browser-based dashboards let users filter data by carrier, container type, or shipment phase.

Custom alerts notify stakeholders about gate congestion, inspection holds, or documentation discrepancies. Administrative teams verify billing accuracy using timestamped records of container movements and equipment usage. Exporters validate vessel cutoffs and empty container return deadlines to avoid penalties. Integrations with transportation management systems synchronize tracking data for end-to-end visibility.

Contact

For inquiries related to terminal services, visit the official website: https://www.lbct.com/. Key contact details include:

• Phone number: 562.951.6000
• Company Address: 201 Pico Ave Long Beach, CA 90802

Additional support options include portal-specific help centers and operational bulletins published on the platform. Users access vessel schedules, tracking portals, and document libraries after logging into their accounts. For carrier-specific tracking (e.g., MSC, OOCL, ZIM), consult individual websites or integrated tools within the terminal’s interface.