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With its highly-developed network of roads, rail, air and sea port facilities, New Jersey is the best-connected region in the country for speeding product to market domestically and overseas. Our prime location, adjoining New York City and Philadelphia, allows you to reach more customers in less time, with greater efficiency and ease.
New Jersey sits in the center of the East Coast corridor. Over 100 million
consumers with a collective purchasing power of $2 trillion are within a 24-hour drive.
- New Jersey has two international airports: Newark Liberty, one of the nation's busiest; and Atlantic City, ranked by the Wall Street Journal as one of the nation's "best performers."
- Major ports on the Hudson and Delaware rivers provide sea and air access to the European, South American and Pacific Rim markets.
- The Port of New York and New Jersey is the largest port complex on the Eastern Seaboard and the third-largest U.S. port complex. It is the source of 230,000 jobs and is responsible for more than $100 billion in trade.
- The Port’s three-airport regional network — Newark, JFK and LaGuardia — handles nearly 25% of all U.S. international air cargo.
- The South Jersey Port Corporation is a modern deepwater facility on the Delaware River and is a leader in moving products internationally.
- The state has 35,000 miles of roads that help move goods efficiently to their destinations.
- Our integrated commuter rail network carries over 830,000 passengers each weekday, providing links to Amtrak, the Long Island railroad, NYC subways, and Pennsylvania’s SEPTA system.
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