Transportation

The Port of Hampton Roads

As one of the most successful commercial shipping ports in the United States, The Port of Hampton Roads links Virginia and the mid-Atlantic to more than 250 ports in over 100 countries. With its four marine terminals, the Port of Hampton Roads is the third largest volume port on the East Coast in terms of general cargo (breakbulk and containerized cargo), and the leading U.S. port in total tonnage.

Related Links:

• The Virginia Port Authority

Air Service

Located well within a 30 minute commute of most business and residential areas in the region, Norfolk International and Newport News / Williamsburg Airports provide air service to nearly 4 million passengers annually. Nine major airlines and six regional commuter airlines provide over 200 flights per day to 25 airports of which 17 are major hubs and international gateways.

Related Links:

• Norfolk International Airport
• Newport News / Williamsburg International Airport
• Air Cargo

Rail Service

Virginia's Hampton Roads is home to the corporate headquarters of Norfolk Southern, as well as its mid-Atlantic terminus. Its network of tracks offers service to approximately half of the United States.

Related Links:

• Rail in Hampton Roads
• Norfolk Southern Corporation
• CSX Corporation

Highways

Virginia's Hampton Roads is linked to domestic markets by modern interstate and state highway system. 75% of the U.S. population and markets are 750 miles or 1,200 kms. from Hampton Roads - a two-day drive!

Related Links:

• Virginia Department of Transportation