Port of Savannah-linked corridor to streamline flow of goods
The Georgia Ports Authority announced a new connector with I-16 intended to streamline transport of goods through a Savannah-linked corridor. This infrastructure aims to reduce rail crossings and truck traffic, improving flow to inland markets.
Port of Savannah transport infrastructure I-16 connector rail crossings truck traffic
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