Nebraska is strategically located in the center of the country. Interstate-80, one of the nations busiest transportation routes, stretches from one end of the state to the other, in all, 482 miles. Seven national highways run north south across the state, making Nebraska an ideal location for companies looking for access in the NAFTA trade corridor. The state is also served by two Class 1 rail systems.

Today supply chain and logistics management companies are discovering what railroads and trucking firms have long known. Right-in-the-middle-of-it-all: Nebraska is a great place to do business…

Location, low traffic congestion, costs, business climate, labor cost, and the absence of inventory taxes are just a few of the many reasons to make Nebraska the home of your next transportation, warehousing, and logistics center.  More information at the Nebraska Logistics Council's Website

 

Railroads

• BNSF
• Union Pacific 

Nebraska Airports

• All Nebraska Airports
• Grand Island Central Nebraska Regional Airport
• Kearney Municipal Airport
• Lincoln Municipal Airport
• North Platte Regional Airport
• Omaha Eppley Airport
• Scottsbluff/Western Nebraska Regional Airport
  

Nebraska Highways

•  Department of Roads Map Library

Nebraska Navigable Waterways

•  Water transportation facilities are available at Missouri River ports in Omaha, Sioux City, and Nebraska City.

Nebraska Trucking

• Nebraska Trucking Association 

Nebraska is the only state with 100% public power. Public ownership of generation, transmission, and distribution systems provides customers with some of the lowest electric rates in the nation, plus excellent reliability, excess supply and a history of meeting the needs of new and expanding businesses.

Nebraska is a leader in telecommunications and is the home to one of the strongest telecommunications infrastructures in the nation. A critical mass of skilled labor is available to serve information intensive companies.