FREIGHT AND LOGISTICS OVERVIEW February 2021 DISTRICT ONE

Mission: The department will provide a safe transportation system that ensures the mobility of people and goods, enhances economic prosperity, and preserves the quality of our environment and communities. District One HIGHLIGHTS

“SOUTHWEST ” AREA (SQ . MILES) 11,715

HEADQUARTERS BARTOW LARGEST CITY (SIZE) FORT MYERS

POPULATION (Annual Growth Rate) +1.68%

Charlotte Highlands EMPLOYMENT (Annual Growth Rate) Collier Lee + 3.15% DeSoto Manatee Glades Okeechobee Hardee Polk Hendry Sarasota 2019 POPULATION 2019 EMPLOYMENT 3,059,852 1,068,919

Bureau of Economic Business Research, Bureau of Labor Statistics

LARGEST Nonmetallic Minerals 11,864,841 Nonmetallic Minerals 22,136,278 INDUSTRY Petroleum or Coal Products 7,080,196 Farm Products 6,700,463 SECTORS BY Warehouse, Distribution EMPLOYMENT Center and Drayage 5,595,807 Clay, Concrete, Glass, Stone 5,131,549 (2019) Movements Office of Economic and Clay, Concrete, Glass, Stone 4,630,400 Chemicals or Allied Products 4,684,087 Demographic Research Food or Kindred Products 3,720,569 Food or Kindred Products 4,128,259

FASTEST GROWING INDUSTRIES (2010-2019) TRADE, TRANSPORTATION, DID YOU KNOW? 54,609 Department Store (Manatee County), AND UTILITIES Publix (Polk County), US Sugar (Hendry), Saddle Creek Logistics (Polk), and Alico LEISURE AND HOSPITALITY 48,253 (Lee) are headquartered in District 1. Warehouse, Distribution Warehouse, Distribution Highlands County and Polk County are two Center and Drayage $ 8,088,636,285 Center and Drayage $ 8,574,154,864 CONSTRUCTION 43,298 of the largest producers of citrus fruits in Movements Movements the country. Transportation Equipment $ 5,755,829,069 Food or Kindred Products $ 3,602,403,125 EDUCATION AND HEALTH

JOBS ADDED 33,778 Food or Kindred Products $ 5,611,356,027 Chemicals or Allied Products $ 2,524,605,197 SERVICES District One is home to many major Petroleum or Coal Products $ 4,042,017,130 Farm Products $ 1,932,452,830 PROFESSIONAL AND distribution centers and fulfillment 30,954 centers. Misc. Mixed Shipments $ 3,394,009,227 Petroleum or Coal Products $ 1,003,726,498 BUSINESS SERVICES

Bureau of Labor Statistics District One HIGHLIGHTS COMMODITY FLOW HIGHLIGHTS

IMPORTS WITHIN DISTRICT EXPORTS

2018 2045 2018 2045 2018 2045

Tonnage: 44.01 M 58.15 M 30.36 M 40.96 M 55.54 M 78.63 M Value: $ 45.1 B $ 69.58 B $ 5.32 B $ 7.75 B $ 26.6 B $ 41.68 B

TOP COMMODITY by Tonnage, 2018

Nonmetallic Minerals 11,864,841 Nonmetallic Minerals 22,136,278 Petroleum or Coal Products 7,080,196 Farm Products 6,700,463 Warehouse, Distribution Center and Drayage 5,595,807 Clay, Concrete, Glass, Stone 5,131,549 Movements Clay, Concrete, Glass, Stone 4,630,400 Chemicals or Allied Products 4,684,087 Food or Kindred Products 3,720,569 Food or Kindred Products 4,128,259

TOP COMMODITY by Value, 2018

Warehouse, Distribution Warehouse, Distribution Center and Drayage $ 8,088,636,285 Center and Drayage $ 8,574,154,864 Movements Movements Transportation Equipment $ 5,755,829,069 Food or Kindred Products $ 3,602,403,125 Food or Kindred Products $ 5,611,356,027 Chemicals or Allied Products $ 2,524,605,197 Petroleum or Coal Products $ 4,042,017,130 Farm Products $ 1,932,452,830 Misc. Mixed Shipments $ 3,394,009,227 Petroleum or Coal Products $ 1,003,726,498

Transearch - Commodity Classification is based on Standard Transportation Commodity Code (STCC) 2 digit codes District One DOMESTIC EXPORTS EXPORTS AND IMPORTS (TONNAGE) DOMESTIC EXPORTS (TONS) INTRASTATE EXPORTS (TONS) 1 1,070,874 2 New York 873,174

! 3 814,885 ! ! ! 3 ! ! ! ! ! 2 2 4 772,028 ! ! !P ! ! ! ! 5! 5 New Jersey 721,586 ! ! ! !P ! ! ! INTRASTATE EXPORTS ! <70K <375K ! ! ! ! 5 ! ! ! (TONNAGE) ! ! ! ! 7 ! 70K-200K 375K-1.8M 4 FDOT District 2 1,771,261 ! !P ! 200K-400K 1.8M-7.8M ! ! ! ! ! ! 372,683 1 400K-660K 7.8M-13.8M 1 FDOT District 3 ! ! !P 4 3 ! 660K-1.1M 13.8M-30.4M FDOT District 4 13,883,917 !P ! FDOT District 5 7,780,189 6 FDOT District 6 5,539,795 FDOT District 7 13,771,139 DOMESTIC IMPORTS DOMESTIC IMPORTS (TONS) (TONNAGE) INTRASTATE IMPORTS (TONS) 1 Georgia 2,643,737 !

! 2 Texas 1,557,732 ! ! 3 ! ! ! ! ! 3 1,198,006 ! 2 ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 4 963,601 ! ! ! ! ! 5 4 ! ! ! <115K <610K ! !P! !P !! 5 5 Illinois 758,660 ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 115K-320K 610K-3M ! 7 INTRASTATE IMPORTS ! ! ! 320K-760K 3M-5.4M (TONNAGE) ! ! ! ! ! 1 ! 760K-1.5M 5.4M-10.5M FDOT District 2 3,019,652 ! ! !P 1 2 3 ! 1.5M-2.7M 10.5M-30.4M 4 !P !P FDOT District 3 608,214 FDOT District 4 4,586,606 6 FDOT District 5 4,940,588 FDOT District 6 5,370,059 Transearch FDOT District 7 10,489,517 District One FREIGHT INFRASTRUCTURE LARGEST FREIGHT EMPLOYERS Hernando r e t Lake Orange m

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Pasco LAKELAND ®5 2 PGT Industries 1K-2K ¨¦§4 Arthrex Manufacturing, T 3 1K-2K A¼ X Inc. ®1 CS Osceola Polk Brevard Arthrex Manufacturing, ¤£27 1K-2K Hillsborough ÂÂÁ 4 Inc. Pinellas ?ò Central Florida ?ò Intermodal 5 Amazon 1K-2K

Logistics Center Avon Indian River C Park S C Port Manatee À¾¾ X MAJOR FREIGHT í S Auxiliary T X Highlands ¤£17 Airfield T ?ö LAND USES Okeechobee BRADENTON Manatee Hardee 219.91 M SQ.FT Floor Area Sarasota/Bradenton  ¤£441 ¾À St. Lucie Int'l Airport ?û Warehousing and 75 65.16% ¨¦§ ¤£27 distribution centers SARASOTA ?û 18.11% ®2 Sarasota Light manufacturing ¤£ DeSoto Glades 17 Martin NORTH PORT ¤£41 2.18% Fruit, vegetable and meat packing plants ¯ Punta Gorda Airport ¾À ?Þ Airports, bus terminals ¤£27 2.17% Charlotte and marine terminals CAPE CORAL 0 5 10 20 Miles 2.04% Heavy industrial FORT MYERS ?c Á Lee Palm Beach SIS Freight Rail Terminal 12.65 B SQ.FT LAND AREA ¾À SIS Airport  ?e ¾À Mining lands, petroleum Hendry 52.04% À¾í¾ SIS Seaport SW Florida Int'l Airport lands, or gas lands  ¤£ ¾À Strategic Growth Airport 41 Sewage disposal and BONITA 19.23% Â waste land  Strategic Growth Intermodal Logistics Center ®3 SPRINGS ®4 ?Ú SIS Rail 9.31% Dairies, feed lots SIS Highway ¨¦§75 Broward National Highway Freight Network 6.89% Utilities Collier Other Roadways ¤£41 6.55% Warehousing and Aviation Facility distribution centers Military Installation Florida Department of Economic Opportunity, 2018 Miami-Dade Florida Department of Revenue, 2019 Monroe MAJOR DISTRICT COMMODITIES

IMPORTS EXPORTS TOP COMMODITY by Tonnage, 2018 (relative to Florida)

FL % Florida FL % Florida Commodity Commodity Rank Share Rank Share 2 Waste or Scrap Materials 19.61% 1 Farm Products 54.66% 3 Clay, Concrete, Glass, Stone 17.57% 1 Chemicals or Allied Products 36.56% 3 Furniture or Fixtures 16.61% 1 Food or Kindred Products 30.83% 3 Food or Kindred Products 15.69% 1 Nonmetallic Minerals 29.17% 3 Marine Products 14.65% 1 Rubber or Misc. Plastics 23.38%

TOP COMMODITY by Value, 2018 (relative to Florida)

FL % Florida FL % Florida Commodity Commodity Rank Share Rank Share 3 Waste or Scrap Materials 19.08% 1 Nonmetallic Minerals 44.16% 2 Apparel or Related Products 18.72% 1 Food or Kindred Products 27.29% 3 Clay, Concrete, Glass, Stone 17.55% 1 Farm Products 24.37% 3 Furniture or Fixtures 15.74% 2 Rubber or Misc. Plastics 18.47% 2 Food or Kindred Products 15.70% 3 Lumber or Wood Products 18.21% TRANSPORTATION STATISTICS AND FREIGHT MOVEMENT BY MODE

81.10% 1.52% TONNAGE TONNAGE FL % Florida FL % Florida Commodity Commodity Rank Share Rank Share 79.35% 1.40% VALUE VALUE 2 Waste or Scrap Materials 19.61% 1 Farm Products 54.66% 3 Clay, Concrete, Glass, Stone 17.57% 1 Chemicals or Allied Products 36.56% 3 Furniture or Fixtures 16.61% 1 Food or Kindred Products 30.83% 4.7 M Daily Truck Miles Traveled 1 Major 3 Food or Kindred Products 15.69% 1 Nonmetallic Minerals 29.17% 0.8 K Daily Combination Truck Hours of Delay Port Manatee Seaport 3 Marine Products 14.65% 1 Rubber or Misc. Plastics 23.38% 21,805 Public Roadway Mileage

FL % Florida FL % Florida Commodity Commodity Rank Share Rank Share 3 Waste or Scrap Materials 19.08% 1 Nonmetallic Minerals 44.16% 2 Apparel or Related Products 18.72% 1 Food or Kindred Products 27.29% 3 Clay, Concrete, Glass, Stone 17.55% 1 Farm Products 24.37% 3 Furniture or Fixtures 15.74% 2 Rubber or Misc. Plastics 18.47% 17.37% 0.01% 2 Food or Kindred Products 15.70% 3 Lumber or Wood Products 18.21% TONNAGE TONNAGE 16.27% 2.96% VALUE VALUE

Class I Mainline Miles (CSX) 276.7 Punta Gorda Airport, Sarasota/ - Class II Mainline Miles 3 Major Bradenton International Airport and Southwest Florida 196.05 Class III Mainline Miles (FMID, SCXF, Airports International Airport SGLR) FLORIDA HIGHLIGHTS

3rd most populous US State CAPITAL TALLAHASSEE

AREA $1T Gross 53,624 Domestic Product (SQ . MILES)

4th Largest US Economy and 17th Largest Economy in World LARGEST JACKSONVILLE CITY (SIZE) Nation’s 3rd largest workforce POPULATION 21,208,589 (2019) 1 in 5 U.S. exporters are located in Florida ANNUAL POP GROWTH RATE 1.4% $153B International Trade (2010-2019) 1.76M jobs supported by Trade, Transportation and EMPLOYMENT 8,884,065 Utilities industry sector (2019) 1.25M jobs supported by Leisure and Hospitality ANNUAL EMP industry sector GROWTH RATE 2.8% (2010-2019) 131M annual visitors Bureau of Economic Business Research, Bureau of Labor Statistics

DOMESTIC INTERNATIONAL IMPORTS IMPORTS

1 GEORGIA $44B 1 CHINA $9.5B

2 CALIFORNIA $29B 2 JAPAN $6.5B

3 TEXAS $26B 3 BRAZIL $6.4B

4 $18B 4 MEXICO $4.5B

5 ILLINOIS $18B 5 CHILE $3.7B

DOMESTIC INTERNATIONAL EXPORTS EXPORTS

1 GEORGIA $22B 1 BRAZIL $13.4B

2 TEXAS $19B 2 COLOMBIA $4.2B

3 CALIFORNIA $15B 3 ARGENTINA $3.6B

4 NORTH 4 DOMINICAN CAROLINA $12B REPUBLIC $3.1B 5 NEW YORK $10B 5 CHILE $3B TRANSPORTATION STATISTICS AND FREIGHT MOVEMENT BY MODE

123,104 Public roadway mileage 83% 71% 12,130 State Highway System (SHS) mileage 30.7M TONNAGE VALUE Daily truck miles traveled on SHS 98 Public truck parking facilities

15 Deepwater seaports 3.5% 2.9% 4.1M Twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) TONNAGE VALUE 16.8M Annual cruise passengers

6.7% 1.8% 2,936 Miles of roads M 6.9 TONNAGE VALUE Annual rail passenger traffic

129 Public use airports 0.1% 5.4% 20 Commercial service airports TONNAGE VALUE 2 Active spaceports

3.6% 1% 5,899 Miles of gas transmission and hazardous liquid pipelines TONNAGE VALUE

Includes shipments by multiple modes and by parcel delivery services, U.S. Postal Service, or 3.1% 17.9% couriers (capped at 150 pounds). This category is TONNAGE VALUE not limited to containerized or trailer-on-flatcar shipments.

Freight Analysis Framework Transportation Data and Analysis Office (FDOT) Freight and Multi-modal Operations Office (FDOT) FLORIDA COMMODITY IMPORTS EXPORTS FLOWS WITHIN FL (2018-2045) 2018 2045 2018 2045 2018 2045

TONNAGE 142M 190M 656M 761M 57M 103M VALUE $321B $690B $402B $844B $180B $606B Freight Analysis Framework (FAF) 4.5.1.

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Rickey Fitzgerald Manager, Freight & Multimodal Operations Florida Department of Transportation 605 Suwannee Street, Tallahassee, FL 32399 [email protected] 850.414.4702