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Georgia’s Transportation System

How does Transportation affect Cost? Send a Document… A Stamp costs 47¢ (7-10 days) A Three-Day Delivery is $10 Overnight Costs $50 Freight … Sent by Truck? Sent by Plane? Sent by Rail ? Taken by Cargo Ship?

Georgia’s International Airports

World’s Busiest Every Year Since 2000

Georgia’s Transportation Air

Georgia’s Transportation – Interstate Highways

I-95

I-75

I-20

I-85

Georgia Transportation – Deepwater Ports

Modern Methods Super Highways Trucks Trains Cargo Ships Video

Economic Impact Georgia’s two deep water ports – Savannah and Brunswick Generate over $1.8 Billion in annual income. Provide over 81,000 jobs and pay $585 million in taxes. Over 90 steamship lines serve Georgia Ports. 100 Trucking companies serve metropolitan Georgia. More than 25,000 Interstate truckers serve the state. Two major rail lines operate in Georgia From Georgia, goods are two truckload days from 82% Of the industrial and 79% of the largest consumer markets.

Georgia’s Transportation Located at the crossroads of north-south and east-west travel in North America, Georgia is a natural launching point from which people and products are quickly transported via air, ground and ocean among the Americas, Europe and Asia.airgroundocean