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October 14, 2005

New York is a friendly town, logistically speaking

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Posted by Dominic Basulto

We all know that New York is #1 when it comes to media, finance, fashion and just about any other category you'd care to think up. Well, New York now ranks #1 as the "Most Logistics Friendly Metro", according to a poll of the Top 50 Logistics-Friendly Cities in the U.S. The study, which looked at 362 metropolitan areas in the U.S., used a combination of ten different factors - road infrastructure, road congestion, road conditions, interstate highway access, vehicle taxes and fees, railroad access, water port access and air cargo access - to come up with the final rankings. Other cities in the top five included Houston, Chicago, Cleveland and Detroit.

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