The charges have been suspended for over a week after Maher had a scheduled closing for implementation of the new Navis TOS system which replaced in-house technology that Maher had used for years. The decision on when to resume the charges will be based on a day-by-day review according to the company and everyone working to get things back to normal as soon as possible.
In an e-mail notice, Maher urged customers to avoid unnecessary truck trips to the terminal until the backlog is cleared.
According to a local report some truckers are complaining that they were still suffering lengthy waits at the terminal, saddling them with costs of chassis rental and operating expenses that they cannot recover.
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