Outstanding Transportation Resources
Crossroads Commerce Center is strategically located within an extensive transportation network. Sitting among the Pacific states, Crossroads offers convenient overnight access to more than 53 million consumers living in the West as well as the countries of the Pacific Rim.
Airports
Reno/Tahoe International Airport
This is an international airport conveniently located just 32 miles from Crossroads Commerce Center and four miles from Reno/Sparks’ central business district. Served by every major airline, Reno/Tahoe International offers over 160 daily flights to and from every major
Tiger Field
Located locally in Fernley just three miles south of Crossroads Commerce Center, Tiger Field offers a 4,286’ x 40’ paved runway with an additional 1,500-foot expansion planned for the future. Tie downs are available.
This airport is located approximately 13 miles from
Fallon Municipal Airport
Located 27 miles east of Fernley, Fallon Municipal operates 24 hours per day with a 5,700 foot long paved runway and full service FBO.
The
Yerington airport is located approximately 50 miles from Crossroads Commerce Center. This airport serves the general aviation needs of Lyon County. The airport has one runway 5,800 feet in length and 75 feet wide, as well as FBO and jet fuel operation. There is also a 200-foot chevron on each end of the runway (total pavement is 6,200 feet) and a taxiway. The airport's an excellent facility for light- to medium-size business jets. http://www.yerington.net/airport.html
Dayton
The Dayton Valley Airport is a privately-owned (by Wade Development and Lakemont Homes) public airport with 75’ x 5400’ paved, lit runway. This facility serves Dayton, Carson City and Lyon County and is privately owned and operated by Dayton Valley Investors, LLC. It provides service to the industrial users to the north of the field and the Airpark Estates residents to the south. It is also utilized by visitors to the championship Arnold Palmer golf course and by people en route to Tahoe.
(Sources: http://www.nnda.org/Lyon/location.asp and http://fernleynvchamber.com/City%20Information.htm)
Distance Comparisons to Major Western Markets
As seen in this chart, companies can reach the majority of these major markets by trucks overnight and the remaining markets in two days at most:
|
Location |
Highway Miles (approx.) |
*LTL Transit Time |
|
Denver, |
1027 |
Second Day |
|
Las Vegas, |
413 |
Overnight |
|
Los Angeles, |
553 |
Overnight |
|
Phoenix, |
921 |
Second Day |
|
Portland, |
608 |
Overnight |
|
Sacramento, CA |
165 |
Overnight |
|
Salt Lake City, |
484 |
Overnight |
|
San Diego, CA |
671 |
Overnight |
|
San Francisco, CA |
251 |
Overnight |
|
Seattle, WA |
789 |
Second Day |
Highways and Interstates
Interstate 80
Number of Miles- 2909
Eastern End- Ridgefield Park, NJ at I-95
Western End- San Francisco, CA at US 101
Major Cities Along the Route-
San Francisco, CA
Oakland, CA
Sacramento, CA
Reno, NV
Salt Lake City, UT
Cheyenne, WY
Omaha, NE |
Des Moines, IA
Chicago, IL
Gary, IN
Cleveland, OH
New York City Area
(Source: http://www.ihoz.com/I80.html)
U.S. Highway 395
Interstate 15 near Hesperia, CA. runs along the east side of the Sierra Nevada in the Owens Valley, winds through Carson City, Reno, back into California, crosses through the Modoc Plateau, eastern Oregon, into eastern Washington and through Spokane, Ends at the Canadian border. (Source: http://www.fact-index.com/u/u_/u_s__highway_395.html)
Trucking
Over 65 motor freight companies serve the
Port of Entry
Major importers and exporters from Northern
Port of
Railroads
Two carriers, Union Pacific/Southern Pacific and Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroads serve
Union Pacific - www.up.com
Burlington Northern Santa Fe - www.bnsf.com
Amtrak – www.amtrak.com
Transportation Updates
Two local organizations continually keep
The Center for Logistics Management at the
http://www.unr.edu/coba/logis/
Nevada Motor Transportation Association
http://www.nmta.com/