The Anzalduas International Bridge crossing provides a direct connection between Sharyland Business Park and the industrial parks located in the city of Reynosa, Mexico, effectively combining the two communities and establishing them as the largest, most integrated international business environment in North America. Strategically located, the bridge spans from Reynosa to Mission and into McAllen. The new link, 19.3 kilometers, will be the shortest passage between the Monterrey-Reynosa Federal Highway and U.S. Expressway 83, connecting to the future I-69, one of NAFTA's main conduits for business across the U.S and into Canada.

TRANSPORTATION

AIRLINES, OVERNIGHT CARRIERS & AIR FREIGHT
The McAllen-Miller International Airport has a designated on-site FTZ air cargo facility to service your business's import/export needs. Passenger services are provided by daily flights into Houston (Continental Airlines), Dallas (American Airlines) and Atlanta (Delta Airlines) with connecting flights to other cities within the U.S. The airport also has daily direct flights to Mexico City (Continental Express), Las Vegas, Nevada (Allegiant Air), and Orlando, Florida (Allegiant Air).

Combined, they provide passenger service to more than 200 markets with only one stop. Air Freight providers servicing the McAllen and Mission areas include Federal Express, United Parcel Service (UPS), Lone Star Overnight, Emery, Airborne, Northern, Eagle Freight, Continental Jet Freight and American.

MOTOR FREIGHT
Major motor freight carriers and national contract carriers offer services throughout the U.S., Mexico and Canada. In all, eighteen motor terminals servicing over 50 carrier truck lines operate daily schedules out of Hidalgo County, where Sharyland Business Park is located.

RAIL
Union Pacific, Burlington Northern and the Rio Valley Switching Company have rail access and daily freight services running out of Hidalgo County, connecting to/through a variety of major rail systems nationwide. Rail lines are capable of servicing the Sharyland Business Park today.

EXPRESSWAYS
U.S. Expressway 83 is the Rio Grande Valley's primary artery. It is designated to become part of future I-69 corridor, connecting the McAllen/ Mission area and Sharyland Business Park with Indianapolis, on to Port Huron and into Canada, further enhancing trade for NAFTA partners throughout the United States. At its completion, it will link two thirds of the population of both the U.S. and Mexico.

WATER
The Port of Brownsville is located within 60 miles of Sharyland Business Park , providing the additional option of economical transportation to destinations year-round.