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New Highway Should Ease Traffic near Las Vegas for Trucking Companies

Good news for nationwide trucking companies who transport freight to, from or via Las Vegas sees the imminent groundbreaking for a new stretch of highway that should hugely relieve an infamous bottleneck in Boulder City. For traffic heading into or out of the city toward the Southeast it will be a huge timesaver to complement the recently completed Hoover Dam bypass that was completed in 2010.

For interstate haulers travelling into Nevada from Arizona via Interstate 40 and Highway 93 the dam project which took five years to complete was a great time saver but traffic still gets extremely congested shortly after the bridge in Boulder City, itself just 26 miles from Las Vegas. Highway 93 becomes an urban thoroughfare which can be the source of major delays as it meanders through Boulder City.

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A proposed bypass - the Interstate 11 project is about to break ground and will bypass the town entirely taking traffic south of Boulder City before connecting back to 93 just before the Hoover Dam. Representatives from the Nevada Department of Transportation, Regional Transportation Commission and Las Vegas Paving presented a compehensive plan of their joint efforts to get the Boulder City bypass moving during a city council meeting last week.

If all goes to plan phase one should begin in May or June this year as the four-lane interstate commences construction with interchanges planned for U.S. Highways 93 and 95 at either end. There are a number of environmental and wildlife issues being reviewed in the hopes of receiving the full support of the community.

Construction is scheduled to take about three years in total with phase one, a 2.5 mile stretch lasting approximately one year. Development of the highway is being managed by the Nevada DOT and construction by Fisher Sand & Gravel. Upon completion the bypass could save trucks as much as an hour in journey time depending on the time and day of passage.

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WHAT IS HOT SHOT TRUCKING? AKA HOTSHOT TRUCKING

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Industries We Serve

Modern day hot shot trucking provides the speed and exclusivity you need to meet the most demanding and time-sensitive shipping requirements. We use every resource, avenue, and channel available to ship your freight by ground or air. Designed specifically to address supply and distribution problems that arise without warning, hotshot trucking tactics involve coordinating a network of carriers in a variety of locations. By calling on the vehicles closest to your supply or distribution points, hotshot brokers can fill any sudden gaps in your supply network almost as soon as they happen. This minimizes the disruption to your business and allows you to quickly return to ordinary operations, weathering the storm without skipping a beat.

Automotive

The automotive supply chain already has significant challenges. Don’t let malfunctioning equipment stop the production line. Step on the gas with HotShotTrucking.com’s suite of services that will get you back in the fast lane. With HotShotTrucking.com, companies are devising shipping strategies to swiftly deliver critical parts and equipment — whether it's ground expedite service with sprinter vans, box trucks and 53-foot tractor trailers or air freight and air cargo.

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Aviation & Aerospace

Every moment a commercial airliner sits on the ground, it costs an airline money. Expedited freight services by HotShotTrucking.com can get you back in the air with prompt delivery of parts and equipment throughout North America. We are equipped with the expertise to navigate the complexities of shipping jet engines and other types of loads, and our network of hot shot drivers has extensive experience transporting aviation assets.

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Construction

One shipping delay can snowball and cause delays throughout your entire project. You need an experienced 3PL provider who understands the construction industry and has the logistical reach to deliver your freight on time, anywhere. That 3PL partner is HotShotTrucking.com. Whether in the air or on the ground via truck and trailer, we can connect companies to expedited freight services for the prompt delivery of parts and equipment throughout North America.

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Mining & Metals

From cranes to chemicals to excavators to conveyor belts, HotShotTrucking.com has the experience and industry know-how required for shipping sensitive, oversized, and hazardous equipment. Third-party hot shot trucking and logistics providers such as HotShotTrucking.com specialize in devising and implementing innovative shipping solutions, ensuring mines can swiftly return to operation. We’ll pick up your shipment, deliver it to the airport and receive it at the other end – providing hand-carried service as necessary or required.

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Manufacturing

Every moment a manufacturing facility or factory sits idle costs a company money because of the high costs involved. With many manufacturers building to only just-in-time production rates, any disruption threatens parts and vehicle inventories. This is where the speed and expertise of freight services from HotShotTrucking.com can make a difference throughout the entire manufacturing supply chain. We do all the logistical legwork to find the optimal solution for your job, whether it's an exclusive air charter or expedited ground shipping.

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Telecommunications

From servers to cell towers, information, voice, and data must flow to keep businesses, production, and the public online and connected. When equipment goes dark, depend on HotShotTrucking.com to get your systems flashing green again. This is where the speed and experience of trucking and freight services from HotShotTrucking.com can help. Our hot shot truck network excels at the prompt delivery of parts and equipment throughout North America.

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Oil & Gas

The oil and gas industry faces challenging conditions in offshore and onshore oil rigs, often in remote locations with limited infrastructure. Don’t let oil pumps or pipelines sit idle waiting for equipment. By having the right plans, parts, people, and logistics partner like HotShotTrucking.com, you can effectively mitigate plant or pump downtime, unscheduled disruptions, and equipment failures.

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