TDL Council - Transportation Distribution Logistics

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Making SC the Most Innovative State to Move Goods.

Uniting the transportation, distribution, and logistics industries.

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Creating Jobs Across Land, Sea, and Air.

Connecting South Carolina’s three ports, nine airports, 2,600 miles of rail, and five major interstates.

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Representing
South Carolina’s “Movers and Shapers.”

Movers of goods and people. Shapers of the future and the economy.

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What You Need, When and Where You Need it.

Thousands of South Carolina’s transportation, distribution, and logistics professionals working to deliver.

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Featured TDL Council Member

Represented by Robert L. Clement, III, President, CC&T
A green real estate development group, Shipyard Creek Associates, LLC, is comprised of Branch Properties and Stanley B. Ashley Jr., both of Atlanta, and Robert L. Clement III, of CC&T Real Estate Services based out of of Charleston, South Carolina. Shipyard Creek’s projects consist of Macalloy, a 135-acre former Superfund site located directly across Shipyard Creek from a new port terminal being constructed on the former Naval base in North Charleston; and Laurel Island, a 200-acre parcel situated on two former landfills, in downtown Charleston. Both properties are being developed for port-related development utilizing the latest in sustainable intermodal technologies. CC&T is a bold, innovative and influential real estate organization with an environmental conscience seldom seen in the world of real estate services.

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Transportation Distribution Logistics Industries Collaborates to Move S.C. Forward

Did you know that the transportation, distribution and logistics (TDL) industry generates $1.6 billion in wages to roughly 40,000 employees across 2,500 businesses in South Carolina each year?
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SC's TDL sector pays $1.6B in Annual Wages to 40,000 employees in 2,500 businesses.

Charleston port maintains 45ft of water even at low tide, enough to handle ships up to 8,000TEU.

The SC Ports Authority operations facilitate $45B in economic activity and 260,800 jobs annually.

From 2006-2010 capital totaling $1B was invested in TDL by companies expanding or locating operations in SC.

2200 miles of railway in SC pass through all 46 counties.

South Carolina contains 41000 miles of state & federal highways and over 66,000 miles of roads total.

Approximately 90M tons of freight move over SC railroads each year.

The port of Charleston has North America's highest productivity & reliability rating as measured by Maersk.