Virginia Freight Shipping

With its strategic position along major freight corridors such as I-75 and I-64, Kentucky is ideally situated for freight transport throughout the Midwest region of the country. The state's excellent infrastructure makes it easy to move goods quickly and efficiently within Kentucky or other states nearby. Kentucky has been at the forefront of freight transportation since its early days as part of the Virginia Colony. Much of what we now consider freight was shipped by riverboat back then. Today, freight companies have access to modern ports throughout Kentucky that can accommodate larger vessels carrying goods from all over the world into one of America's most productive economies. This has enabled businesses across many industries — from agriculture to automotive manufacturing — to take advantage of lower costs associated with moving their goods through Kentucky's efficient network of roads and railways.