Maritime
Maritime infrastructure is like a cardiovascular system – each form of infrastructure is interconnected and, for optimal operation, each needs to be efficient and carry out its responsibilities. Because of its large role in U.S. transportation, and its interdependencies with other modes like highways and rails, waterway systems directly and significantly impact local, state, and national economies.
-
Why Maritime?Open/CloseU.S. inland waterways and rivers are the backbone of the freight network.
Read More -
Maritime SafetyOpen/CloseMaritime transportation is an extremely safe mode of transport due to the safety features of the vessels and the training of the crew.
Read More -
State of MaritimeOpen/CloseAging port and lock infrastructure is causing unnecessary delays and costs today.
Read More -
Investing In MaritimeOpen/CloseInvestments in maritime infrastructure keep trade flowing freely and safely through U.S. ports, rivers and inland waterways.
Read More