Transportation along this corridor is provided by highway , rail , air and marine modes.
Related infrastructure includes highways, rail lines, airports, and seaports.
Significant traffic and freight volumes move along the corridor between linked centers and from feeder routes. The corridor connects most population and industrial centers in the region. Atlantic Canada's rail network roughly parallels intermodal facilities and link the road, rail and marine networks in the region. The corridor and its infrastructure supports New Brunswick's shipping advantage of lower transportation costs. Efficient multimodal transportation in New Brunswick encourages cost-effective inbound and outbound shipping.