Uncongested and Efficient Roadway Access
The Port’s ideal location provides uncongested access to industrial and commercial centers of Ventura and Los Angeles Counties. The Port Intermodal Corridor (PIC) is an uncongested strategic access route that connects the Port’s main entrance with Highway 101, Interstate 5, and beyond.
Highways of National Significance
The Port’s close proximity to Highway 101 connects to Highway 126, Highway 232, Highway 118 and Highway 405 transportation corridors, while secondary access to Highway 101 is possible via Ventura Road, a 4-lane roadway located east of The Port’s main gate.
The Port access roads have been designated “Highways of National Significance”, since they also serve the U.S. Naval Base.
A Vibrant U.S. West Coast Port with Higher Productivity and Lower Congestion.
Our flexible attitude, convenient location, and specialized focus has made The Port one of the most productive and efficient international trade gateways on the Pacific Coast.
Bring Your Cargo to the Port of Hueneme
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