Baltimore port twic escort

Individuals who require access to a MTSA regulated facility or vessel without a TWIC can be escorted but escorting provisions are at the discretion of the facility or vessel operator. If you are a service agent that contemplates providing services within a MTSA regulated facility or vessel, it is strongly advised that service agents obtain further information on how to apply for a TWIC and the correct use of a TWIC.

A service agent can also work through their contractor for assistance in obtaining a TWIC. Skip to main content Press Enter. Domestic Ports. CDC Cargo Security. Subscribe to the Port of Baltimore Magazine. Terminal Holidays. Notice: JavaScript is not available in your browser. Some enhanced features will not be available until JavaScript is enabled.

Port Security. The TWIC requirement applies to the driver and all passengers in the vehicle, including family members. Truck drivers entering the terminal areas must declare all passengers to the security personnel at the gate area. If the truck driver has a valid TWIC but the passenger does not, the passenger must be dropped off outside the gate area or be accompanied by an authorized escort. Hiding an unauthorized passenger may result in a criminal citation for both the driver and passenger.

MPA generally prohibits minor children under the age of 18 from entering the terminal area with or without escort. If the truck driver is under the age of 18 and possess all required legal credentials to enter they will be allowed to conduct business within the terminal. Passengers must present a valid government-issued photo identification. Tanker Driver.

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