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Transportation TABLE 14 TRANSPORTATION Major 2 or 4 Lane Highways Linking the Areas, indicate if City, County, State, US or Interstate Federal Interstates I-95, I-75, I-595 State Roads SR-810, SR-869, SR-834, SR-814, SR-817, SR-7 (US-441), SR-91, SR-811, SR- 844, SR-5 (US-1), SR-845, SR-849, SR-9, A1A, SR-870, SR-816, SR-838, SR- 842, SR-736, SR-84, SR-862, SR-25, SR-93, SR-818, SR-848, SR-820, SR-823, SR-821, SR-824, SR-858, SR-822 Distance in Miles to the Five Nearest Metro Areas Metro Area Miles Naples - Fort Myers 109 Orlando - Kissimmee 213 Tampa Bay - Sarasota 264 Jacksonville 326 Tallahassee - Northwest Florida 459 Motor Carriers/Trucks # of Common Carriers Serving the Area 13 # of Common Carriers with Local Terminals 3 Railroads (by Rail Carrier) Name Tri-Rail Main or Branch Line Main Line Shortline or National Shortline Nearest Switching Yard (miles) Hialeah (28.4 miles from downtown Ft. Lauderdale) Commercial Airport Name Fort Lauderdale - Hollywood International Airport (FLL) Hub Status Large Hub Distance from the Community in Miles 5.5 # of Runways 2 Runway Lengths 10L/28R - 9000 x 150 ft (asphalt); 10/R/28L - 8000 x 150 ft (concrete) Carriers (Names) Serving Airport Passenger Air Canada; Air Transat; AirTran Airways; Alaska Airlines; Allegiant; American Airlines; Avianca Airlines; Azul Airlines; Bahamasair; Canjet Airlines; Caribbean Airlines; Condor Airlines; Copa Airlines; Delta Air Lines; Florida Coastal Airlines; Frontier Airlines, Inc.; IBC Airways; JetBlue Airways; Norwegian Air Shuttle; Silver Airways; Skybahamas Airlines; Southwest Airlines; Spirit Airlines; Sun Air International; Sunwing Airlines; TAME Airlines; United Airlines; US Airways; Virgin America; Volaris Airlines; Westjet Airlines Charter Various charters available Air Cargo Aero Lauderdale; Air Jamaica, Ltd. Cargo; Cargo Services; Delta Air Lines Cargo; Federal Express; Lynxs Ft. Lauderdale Cargoport, Llc.; Mountain Air Cargo, Inc.; Southwest Airlines Cargo; United Parcel Service, Co. (UPS); United States Postal Service Approved Capital Expansion Plan Yes Approved New Service by Carrier (with Carrier & Start Date) Mexico City, Mexico- JetBlue- 10/1/15 ; Caracas, Venezuela- Dynamic Airways - 7/17/15; Quito, Ecuador - TAME Airlines - 10/17/14 Total # of Daily Non-Stops to All Cities Served 100 Six Largest Cities Served Mexico City Sao Paulo New York Chicago London Dallas/Ft. Worth # of Days Closed to Inclement Weather for the Last 3 Years None Distance to the Nearest General Aviation Airport Name Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport (FXE) Location/City Fort Lauderdale, FL Driving Distance from the Community in Miles 9.4 miles # of Runways 2 Runway Lengths 6002 x 102 ft (9/27) & 4000 x 100 ft (13/31) Full Instrument Landing Capabilities ILS Hours of Operation 24/7 - US Customs and Border Protection: 8 am - 9 pm # of Days Closed to Inclement Weather for the Last 3 Years None Ports Nearest Port (Name, City, Miles from Area) Port Everglades, Fort Lauderdale, 2.8 miles River, Lake or Ocean Atlantic Ocean Channel Depth 45 ft. (expansion project will deepen channel depth to 55 ft.) Turning Basin 42 ft. (expansion project will deepen channel depth to 48 ft.) Barging Facilities Yes General Cargo Facilities - 324 acres of open yard storage space in Midport and Southport - 200 petroleum storage tank - 300,000 sqft (27,800 sq mtrs) of transit warehouse space; - 1.6 million cu.ft. of refrigerated storage; 400 reefer outlets - cement silos - dockside transit cargo terminals - convenient Foreign-Trade Zone with U.S. Customs-protected warehousing - 9 gantry cranes to assist with the loading and unloading of containers Containerized Cargo 1,037,226 containers Storage Facilities 7 Highways Serving Port I-595 Railways Serving Port Florida East Coast Railway # of Freight Forwarders Serving Area 61 # of Import/Export Brokers Serving Area 255 # of International Courier Firms Serving Area 6 Foreign Trade Zones in Area Designation 2 Number 25; 241 Site/Location Port Everglades: between Midport and Southport; Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport & various Broward County sites # of Acres 82 acre tract; 1,300 acres, open Operator Broward County Board of County Commisioners; City of Fort Lauderdale Custom Port of Entry in the Area Name Port Everglades/Fort Lauderdale Site Location (City & Street Address: 1800 Eller Drive Suite 104 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316 Indicate it at a Port, Airport, FTZ, Bridge, etc.) Port Warehouses # of Bonded Warehouses in the Area # of Public Warehouses in the Area Overnight Express Service Availability Fed-Ex Overnight Express Service Offered Yes Hub Classification (type of facility) Station Latest Pick-Up Time Express - 8 pm Ground - 6 pm Earliest Delivery 8 am - depending on the area Next Day Delivery Guarantee Yes Saturday Delivery Only for Express UPS Overnight Express Service Offered Yes Hub Classification n/a Latest Pick-Up Time 6:30 PM Earliest Delivery 10:30 AM Next Day Delivery Guarantee Yes Saturday Delivery Yes DHL Overnight Express Service Offered Yes (to most locations in the US) Hub Classification Hub at FLL Latest Pick-Up Time 6:00 PM Earliest Delivery 9:00 AM Next Day Delivery Guarantee Yes Saturday Delivery Yes no stand alone locations - other stores are authorized DHL dealers Hub at FLL United States Post Office Overnight Express Service Offered Yes (to most locations in the US) Nearest General Mail Fort Lauderdale Latest Pick-Up Time 5 pm; 12 pm on Saturdays Earliest Delivery Varies by time of arrival and volume of mail Next Day Delivery (specify States) depending on how rural the location (could be next day or 2nd day) Nearest Bulk Mail Facility Fort Lauderdale.
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