This page provides the latest feature content on the Nevada Transportation Industry from Nevada Business Magazine, plus additional resources.
Latest Nevada Transportation Industry Feature
Trains, Planes, and Automobiles (and Ships and Trucks): An Update on the Logistics of Delivery in Nevada
Originally published: https://nevadabusiness.com/2025/09/update-on-logistics-delivery-nevada/
Whether it’s a late-night (or early morning) order from a big box retailer, a new outfit from a small business, or a bedroom set from overseas, every successful shipment has one thing in common: good logistics.
As the director of operations for Amazon Robotics sites across Nevada and Arizona, ensuring good logistics is Bruno Arnal’s day-to-day.
Recent Nevada Transportation Industry Features
Planes, Buses, and Infamous Orange Cones: A Transportation Update for the State of Nevada
Across the state, an orange traffic cone is colloquially considered Nevada’s “state flower.” It may seem like every road, empty lot, and public building is under construction – probably because they often are. [Read more]
Planes, Buses, and Infamous Orange Cones: A Transportation Update for the State of Nevada
Industry Focus: Transportation
The transportation industry has experienced significant challenges in recent years. From a global pandemic that is still affecting the supply chain, to a declining workforce and issues in funding, the industry has seen its fair share of obstacles. [Read more]
Industry Focus: Transportation – March 2020
Nevada’s transportation industry has come a long way in the past several years. However, industry leaders are still challenged with meeting the needs of increased populations and moving people and products more efficiently. [Read More]
Moving Goods from A to B: Nevada’s Logistics Industry is Strong
When imported merchandise arriving on the West Coast can’t be sold due to some type of problem, such as incorrect labeling, loose threads, minor damage and the like, Quality Corrections & Inspections (QCI), a company with a base in Henderson, resolves the issue, quickly returning the merchandise to first quality and the supply chain. [Read More]
Mobile Industry: Transportation in Nevada
The future of Nevada’s business success could hinge on transportation infrastructure. According to multiple Nevada transportation officials, success with Nevada’s transportation likewise relies partially on the support of the Nevada business and real estate communities. [Read More]
Smart Moves: The Future of Transportation in Nevada
Automobile sales in Nevada are following the national trend of keeping steady after years of growth. [Read More]
The Drive: Automobiles in Nevada
From smart cars that communicate to improved safety and increased sustainability, the agencies are driving Nevada’s future in positive ways. [Read More]
Moving People
“Transportation is one of the highest priorities for the state as far as building industry, being productive and making things happen,”said Dawn Gibbons, chairwoman of the Nevada Transportation Authority (NTA) [Read More]
Nevada Infrastructure: Keeping Up with a Growing State
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Nevada’s 1.95 percent population growth rate from July 2015 to July 2016 made it the second fastest-growing state in the country, slightly behind Utah’s 2.03 percent. With the state’s official population nearing the three million mark, how is infrastructure keeping up with growth? [Read More]
Nevada Transportation Industry Resources
Nevada Transportation Authority: The Nevada Transportation Authority (NTA) administers and enforces state laws pertaining to passenger transportation, household goods movers, storage of household goods, and tow cars.
McCarran International Airport: McCarran International Airport consists of 110 aircraft gates at two separate terminal buildings T1 – Terminal 1 & T3 – Terminal 3, each with its own parking garage, ticketing/check-in area, baggage claim, and shopping and dining options.
Regional Transportation Commission of Washoe County, Nevada: RTC serves the citizens of Reno and Sparks along with unincorporated areas of Washoe County.