Alameda Harbor Bay Ferryboat Terminal

Saia Motor Freight Line is a subsidiary of Saia, a less-than-truckload provider of regional, interregional and guaranteed services covering nearly 35 states. Saia is home to the industry-leading Xtreme Guarantee product, which guarantees total customer satisfaction from pick-up through invoicing. The company offers complete North American coverage through partner agreements. It has more than 150 terminal locations, approximately 8,400 employees and more than 10,000 pieces of equipment. Saia was founded in 1924 with one terminal in Houma, La., and continued to expand with terminals throughout Louisiana and Texas. It continued to grow, expanding to 12 states with 76 terminals and more than 4,700 employees in the late 1990s. In 2001, SCS Transportation, a holding company was formed, with operating companies including Saia and Jevic Transportation. In 2002, SCS Transportation was spun off into an independent, publicly traded company. Saia Motor Freight Line maintains a location in San Leandro, Calif.

Alameda Ferry Terminal in Alameda, CA offers daily service to popular Bay Area destinations such as Jack London Square, Angel Island, and Pier 39 in San Francisco. The terminal provides stunning views of the San Francisco skyline, downtown Oakland, and the Port of Oakland, along with convenient amenities like free parking, bike racks, and public restrooms. Located in Alameda Point, the terminal is a gateway to a variety of exciting tourist locations and is shielded from wind and weather, ensuring a comfortable experience for travelers. Visitors can easily access ferry fares, routes, and schedules through the provided map, making it a convenient starting point for exploring the Bay Area. Generated from their available business information

Matson Navigation Company is one of the leading United States-flag carriers that operates in the Pacific transportation industry. It is a major carrier of containerized freight and automobiles between the West Coast and Hawaii, as well as Guam and the mid-Pacific. Matson Navigation Company is the largest subsidiary of Alexander & Baldwin. In 2006, the company introduced weekly service from Shanghai and Ningbo, China, to Long Beach, Calif. Founded more than 120 years ago, Matson Navigation Company has been involved in the development of tourism in Hawaii through its luxury liners and Waikiki hotels, wartime duty during World War II and the introduction of containerization in the Pacific. Headquartered in Oakland, Calif., Matson Navigation Company has locations throughout the United States. It has two subsidiaries, Matson Integrated Logistics and Matson Terminals.