Transportation Diversity
Houston offers extensive motor freight lines, railroads served by major companies like BNSF and Union Pacific, and a significant portion of the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway, facilitating the movement of up to 90 million tons of freight annually.
Freeway and Highway Infrastructure
The city boasts a robust network of freeways, highways, and toll roads totaling over 3,400 centerline miles, enhancing connectivity across the region and supporting efficient cargo distribution.
Port Access
Houston is home to Port Houston, the largest Gulf Coast container port, handling a substantial portion of U.S. Gulf Coast container traffic. The port's expansion project (Project 11) aims to increase capacity and efficiency.
Air Transportation
With two international airports—George Bush Intercontinental and William P. Hobby—Houston serves as a crucial international air gateway, supporting extensive air cargo operations and passenger travel.
Metropolitan Transit Authority (METRO)
METRO operates an extensive transit system including buses and light rail, facilitating commuter and cargo movement within the metropolitan area.
Infrastructure Investments
Ongoing infrastructure projects like the North Houston Highway Improvement Project (NHHIP) and airport renovations demonstrate Houston's commitment to enhancing logistics capabilities, ensuring efficient movement of goods and people.
Source: Greater Houston Partnership
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