See below regarding service from Estes:
Update 11:30am:
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| Severe Weather is Impacting Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina
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| As Hurricane Ian continues to move to the north-northeast, we’re experiencing weather-related issues along the coast in Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina. All impacted Florida terminals remain closed today.
Limited
Savannah, GA (SAV/040)
Wilmington, NC (WLN/013)
Charleston, SC (CHS/034)
Closed
Fort Myers, FL (FTM/107)
Jacksonville, FL (JAX/045)
Miami, FL (MIA/049)
Orlando, FL (ORL/046)
Tampa, FL (TAM/048)
West Palm, FL (WPB/012)
Please click here for up-to-date information on operations in those areas affected. We will continue to provide updates on service advisories and delays as more information becomes available throughout the event.
For specific shipment information, please visit https://go.estes-express.com/e/855113/2022-09-29/2wtljc/428214484?h=nHoIJkRjL1H3kXtCWP8tFKAgSYkBw4QzmRBIH2Un6Qs for tracking.
For all other questions, please contact your Account Manager, or email us at custsrv@estes-express.com. |
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Update on Florida Terminal Operations.
012 West Palm Beach – Closed
045 Jacksonville – Closed
048 Tampa – Closed
049 Miami – Limited Operation 20-25 drivers
107 Ft Myers- Closed
177 Offshore Services Jacksonville, FL – Closed
The Ft Myers area was greatly impacted by the storm and will probably take some time for the area to get power back on and roads and facilities to get cleaned up and back in operation. There is a good possibility that LH will not run in or out of Florida again tonight. 2.5 million people without power and many of the bridges are shut down. We will keep everyone posted as we get in and evaluate the situation. Hoping that our customers are understanding of the extreme situation and our service in to Florida is obviously going to be impacted. We will keep everyone updated when we get our LH and terminal operations up and running. We are working hard to make that happen as soon as possible. Thanks!
