
Cargo that clears customs still needs to get somewhere. That last stretch, port to warehouse, warehouse to customer, cross-border into Malaysia, is where delays and damage most often occur when logistics coordination breaks down.
SW Logistics runs an in-house fleet, supported by a trusted partner network across Singapore and the broader SEA region, drawing on over 25 years of regional logistics experience. We don't outsource our work without evaluating all vendors. We manage the full movement, track in real time, and treat every delivery as part of the same service promise that starts when your cargo boards a vessel.
Container Haulage
We move containers between Singapore's major terminals (Tanjong Pagar, Pasir Panjang, Brani, and Jurong Port) and your warehouse, factory, or CFS. Our haulage team coordinates with port operators on booking slot times, gate-in/gate-out scheduling, and trucking documentation to minimise port congestion delays.
First Mile Pickup & Last Mile Delivery
From picking up cargo for B2B businesses to managing B2C deliveries across Singapore, all jobs are handled with the same care as freight forwarding. Our last-mile team works to agreed delivery windows, provides proof of delivery, and communicates proactively when schedules are disrupted.
Cross-Border Transport (Singapore to Malaysia)
Regular cross-border runs between Singapore and Malaysia (Johor Bahru, Klang Valley, Penang) via the Causeway and Second Link. We handle the customs documentation on both sides, Singapore export permits and Malaysia import declarations, so the crossing is seamless.
Not sure which fits your shipment? Speak to our team and we'll match the service to your cargo and timeline.
Singapore handles over 37 million TEUs per year across multiple terminals. Congestion, vessel bunching, and tight gate slot windows are realities that affect every haulage job. Not just anyone can clear cargo from the ports efficiently.
SW Logistics haulage expertise shows when:
Our haulage team does this every day. We know the terminals, we know the timing, and we flag issues before they become costs on your invoice.
Local transport works best when it connects directly with your inbound freight and warehouse operations. At SW Logistics, container haulage from port feeds directly into our Jurong Logistics Hub warehouse, with inventory received, checked, and recorded in our WMS on the same day. Outbound dispatches can be scheduled directly from WMS stock without a separate logistics instruction.
This integration eliminates the coordination gap that typically occurs when port haulage, warehousing, and delivery are managed by separate vendors.
Related: See how this connects with Warehousing & 3PL and Customs Clearance.
Beyond Malaysia, we coordinate trucking movements through our partner network across:
For these routes, we work with vetted local hauliers who understand their country's road transport regulations, permit requirements, and border crossing procedures.
Related: Coordinating cross-border with your shipment? See Ocean Freight Forwarding and Customs Clearance.

For standard containers, we typically arrange same-day or next-day haulage once the container is gated out and customs-cleared. Lead time depends on terminal congestion, driver availability, and the time of day the instruction is received. Contact us as early as possible; the more notice we have, the better we can schedule.
Detention refers to charges for keeping a shipping line's container beyond the free-use period. Demurrage refers to charges for leaving a container in the terminal beyond free storage days. Both add up quickly, especially during congested port periods. We track free days on all containers and flag approaching deadlines proactively so you can make informed decisions about retrieval timing.
Yes. We manage Singapore export declarations and coordinate with our Malaysia partners for import procedures. We handle the paperwork on both sides so your driver doesn't arrive at the Causeway without the right documents. We can also advise on the most efficient crossing: Second Link tends to be faster for heavy vehicles.
Yes, for Singapore deliveries. We offer residential and commercial deliveries with delivery window scheduling and POD. For regional B2C fulfilment across Southeast Asia, speak to us about combining our 3PL warehousing with our last-mile network.
Our drivers carry your contact details and will attempt to reach the consignee. If delivery cannot be completed, the cargo is returned to our facility and we notify you immediately for re-delivery instructions. We don't leave cargo unattended.
Yes, subject to the relevant Singapore regulations for road transport of hazardous materials, including NEA and SCDF requirements. We require advance notice, the relevant MSDS documentation, and proper labelling. Contact our team to assess your specific DG requirements before booking.