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Partnerships for Progress DIFFERENT TIME ZONES AND DIFFERENT - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Partnerships for Progress DIFFERENT TIME ZONES AND DIFFERENT - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
MIDLAND-ODESSA TRANSPORTATION ALLIANCE 3 rd Annual Corridor Conference January 2007 Partnerships for Progress DIFFERENT TIME ZONES AND DIFFERENT WORKING HOURS IN CUSTOMS PERISHABLES FOR OJINAGA/ PRESIDIO 100 ACRES 150 ACRES 65 ACRES 2005
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DIFFERENT TIME ZONES AND DIFFERENT WORKING HOURS IN CUSTOMS
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PERISHABLES FOR OJINAGA/ PRESIDIO
2005 65 ACRES 2006 100 ACRES 2007 150 ACRES
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Significant Construction Projects
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El Sauzal
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Benefits of the Corridor Cost Savings $309 Drive Time 3 hours Crossing Time 3 hours
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- Expected to take up to one third of all West
Coast maritime container traffic.
- Closer proximity to mid-America and projected
lower costs very attractive.
- Projected maximum throughput of up to 2.7
million Twenty Foot equivalents (TEU’s)
- Would make the Mexican Port of Topolobampo
and the Presidio Texas POE flow equal to that of New York/New Jersey Port Authority.
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2007 Marks Beginning of $1.67 Million Dollar La Entrada al Pacifico Corridor Study
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2007 – Marks 10 Year Anniversary of Lubbock to I-10 Study
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RAIL
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Expanded North-South Rail Service
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UP Rail System
Miles of Track 6 ,4 0 8 Employees 7 ,6 4 2 Annual Payroll $ 5 1 0 m illion Purchases Made $ 8 4 8 m illion
Fast Facts in Texas
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BNSF RAIL SYSTEM
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