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Inland Transportation

Friday, 26 October 2007

Location, Location, Location: Proximity to Mexico and major Southwest markets make San Diego the smart shipping destination.

• Less than 20 m. (32 kms.) to the U.S./Mexico border
• Less than 125 m. (201 kms.) to Los Angeles
• Straight hauls to major metropolitan markets
• Easy access to three major interstate highways
• On-dock rail access

It's your job to get your products to market in the most timely, secure and cost-efficient manner possible. Our central location, immediate freeway and rail access, and proximity to the U.S./Mexico border means we can help make your job easier.

Location is key. As the first U.S. port for northbound sailings from Mexico, Central and South America, the Port of San Diego is a pivotal point for Latin American, North American and Pacific Rim Trade.

Freeway Access for Truck Transport

• Less than 1 m. to Interstate 5
• 4 m. (6 kms.) to Interstate 8
• 4 m. (6 kms.) to Interstate 15

Rail Access

• On-dock rail facilities for rapid transfer of cargo to rail

Distance to Major Southwest U.S. Markets

• 121 m. (195 kms.) to Los Angeles, CA
• 571 m. (919 kms.) to Phoenix, AZ

Distance to Major Mexican Markets

• 16 m. (26 kms.) to Tijuana
• 74 m. (119 kms.) to Ensenada
• 120 m. (193 kms.) to Mexicali