TRANSPORTATION

Accessible by air, land and sea, Genesee County has the ability to export and import from locations near and far, welcome visitors from across the globe and make travel easy and efficient for residents on the go.

Bishop International Airport

Serving nearly half a million passengers a year, Bishop International Airport is the fastest growing commercial airport in the Midwest. With runways up to 7,800 ft. in length, large cargo planes can facilitate 30 million pounds of freight annually. Bishop is also home to a $30 million intermodal Fed-Ex facility, which increases investment in shipping and transportation.

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View Bishop's Airfield Layout.

CSX and CN Railways

Whether it be industrial materials or household items, the CSX and CN railways transport essential products to a variety of markets via the continent's most efficient rail systems. The CSX and CN railways intersect in Genesee County, providing local businesses with the ability to distribute and receive products from Nova Scotia to Florida to Prince Rupert.

View a map of CSX's multiple routes.

The Freeways of Genesee County

The freeways of Michigan are a testament to the state's long love affair with the automobile. Running from Mexico to Canada, major freeways I-75, I-69 and US-23 run through Genesee and account for the major freight movement in Michigan. Businesses in Genesee benefit from the extensive freeway system, which provides access to a local and international markets.

View a map of Michigan's freeways.

Mass Transportation Authority

The Mass Transportation Authority (MTA) serves the region with a nationally-recognized public transportation system. MTA provides both fixed and flexible transit services to resident throughout the county, including regional service to work-related destinations in several surrounding counties. The MTA transportation campus also houses an intercity bus terminal and Amtrak rail station.

View MTA maps, schedules and more.