An Infrastructure That’s Built For Industry

If you want to ship it, fly it, rail it or drive it…we can help you get “it” anywhere. That means you’re connected to your markets both nationally and globally. The Pensacola MSA provides direct north-south and east-west connectivity, access to national and global markets and the ability to reach your customer base efficiently.

The Greater Pensacola area is accessed east/west via Interstate 10 (I-10) which spans a total of 2,460.34 miles from Los Angeles to Jacksonville. Interstate 10 provides an access point to Pensacola from the Alabama state line. With a north-south connector, Interstate 110 (I-110) extends from I-10; south 6.94 miles, to the heart of Pensacola’s business district and Palafox Street; leading into the Port of Pensacola.

In addition, Escambia and Santa Rosa counties are served by three federal highways, eight state highways, approximately 44 county roads and numerous local streets giving businesses, residents and visitors convenient and accessible travel options. Our transportation network is perhaps why the Texas A&M Urban Mobility Study (2012) said Pensacola is one of the least congested cities in the U.S.

Direct rail service to Greater Pensacola is provided by CSX, Class I main-line railroad and Rail America (Alabama and Gulf Coast Railway), Class III short-line railroad which also connects into the Norfolk Southern main-line rail system.  This extensive railway service network connects Greater Pensacola to every major population center in 23 states east of the Mississippi River and Canadian provinces, Quebec and Ontario.

Infrastructure At A Glance