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You must have Javascript enabled to see this menu.                           I'm looking for...Small BusinessPermits and Licensing IndexProduct Development Contacts > >   Trucking Trucking serves every community in Maryland. More than 12, 000 Maryland companies have motor carriers registered, operating a fleet of 27, 000 commercial vehicles and transporting nearly 76 million tons of freight each year.  Approximately 90 percent of all goods moved in Maryland move by truck, as do 75 percent of goods moving through the , located within minutes of I-95.  Trucks play an important role in local drayage for shipments ultimately moved by rail. In the Washington-Baltimore area alone, there are 250 trucking companies and 100 trucking terminals.  From central Maryland, businesses are within overnight reach of one-third of the nation's population (95 million consumers) and industrial base.  In addition to the usual dry freight carriers, specialized carriers are readily available, such as structural steel, heavy machinery, commodities in bulk (both liquid and dry), and refrigerated or other temperature-controlled cargoes. Comparative Truck Distances Baltimore - The Shortest Distance to the Interior U.S.   To Baltimore To Philadelphia To New York To Norfolk From Miles Km. Miles Km. Miles Km. Miles Km. Pittsburgh 224 360 292 470 386 621 390 627 Parkersburg 314 505 397 639 497 800 424 682 Cleveland 350 563 418 6...