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With unparalleled access to the West Coast, Clark County transportation and infrastructure is ripe with opportunity for businesses. The region’s public works and transportation services help keep people, goods and innovation moving efficiently, and with easy access to neighboring markets like Santa Barbara, San Diego, and Provo, Utah – all in around five hours – the possibilities are endless.
Harry Reid International Airport is Clark County’s premier urban airport and saw a total of 57.6 million passengers in 2023. As the region’s largest commercial airport, it sits just minutes from major business districts and serves as the first touchpoint for thousands of travelers every day. The county continues to improve Southern Nevada’s infrastructure year after year, including a $150 million federal grant awarded in 2024 for a Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project to enhance access throughout the greater Las Vegas area.
Our roads and highways are also some of the best in the U.S., with Clark County infrastructure connecting eastern and western states by I-15 and northern and southern states by US-95. With 93% of work commutes averaging only 25 minutes, employee travel time is seldom an obstacle for companies in and around Clark County, putting efficiency and quality of life for residents at an all-time high.
To support higher speeds, Union Pacific Railway upgraded a portion of its Clark County line in 2015. The railway is an essential part of Southern Nevada’s infrastructure and supports freight transfer from north to south in Clark County. Playing a huge part in our history, railroads aided in the early growth and development of the region and continues to pique the interest of locals and visitors alike. Visit the Clark County Museum to dive deeper into the foundations of the region and even see the rails themselves!
Clark County is the nation’s 11th-largest county, home to more than 2.4 million residents and visited by 45.6 million people annually. The county maintains a coordinated network of local roads, while federal and state highways are managed by their respective agencies. Its Public Works Department oversees local road maintenance and public transit safety, and long-term infrastructure planning is guided by the Regional Transit Commission (RTC) in collaboration with elected officials. County engineers continuously monitor road conditions and ensure compliance with accessibility standards, including ADA requirements, to provide a safe and efficient network for all travelers.
The strength of Clark County’s infrastructure directly fuels new investments in Las Vegas and the surrounding region. Businesses benefit from reduced logistics costs and greater access to skilled labor, while coordination with local government supports continued growth. This commitment to seamless infrastructure keeps the region competitive and encourages both domestic and international investors to expand in the county.
Just a road or highway away from major markets such as Santa Barbara and San Diego, Clark County is the perfect landing strip for domestic and interstate business and industry. Ranked among the top 20 metro areas with the best traffic conditions, traveling in Las Vegas – either close or far – is an ultimate breeze.
Whether you’re traveling domestically or internationally, Harry Reid International Airport is an urban airport mere minutes away from industry and easily serves the metro areas of Clark County. Have some time before you board? Visit the Howard W. Cannon Aviation Museum located in Clark County’s Airport to gain insider knowledge on a wide variety of historical aviation artifacts. Catering to the aviation buffs, pristine customer service, and easy navigation, your airport experience will not disappoint.
Beyond passenger service, Harry Reid International Airport is a hub for business logistics and international trade. The airport’s freight facilities support rapid import and export operations, giving companies in Las Vegas direct access to global markets. Partnerships with transportation services, bus routes, and freight carriers streamline the movement of people and goods from air to ground, connecting Clark County industries with supply chains across North America and beyond. For investors, this accessibility means faster distribution, greater reliability, and a significant competitive edge.
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