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Napa Valley Transportation
Napa County is centrally located in the North Bay Area, a very convenient place to do business! State Highways 29, 121, 12 and 128 service the Napa area with the connection to Interstate 80 only 6 miles east and Highway 101 18 miles to the west. Napa also has rail, truck, and barge service from the Port of San Francisco and the Port of Oakland. The Napa County Airport is a top-rated general aviation airport located adjacent to the South County Business Park area. It has an FAA air traffic control tower, three runways, and ten taxiways. It accommodates corporate jets and facilitates air commutes. It is the home of the Flight Training Center for Japan Airlines and to Bridgeford Flying Services, which provides aircraft rental, charter, sales, maintenance and pilot training. Other airports within an hours drive of Napa are San Francisco International, Oakland International and Sacramento Airport.
Highways:
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Hwy. 29 is the major North/South highway running through Napa Valley.
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Hwy. 12 offers access from Fairfield in the East to Santa Rosa in the West and offers direct access between Napa County's airport and Interstate 80.
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Hwy. 37 is located in the southern portion of the county and is a direct link between Interstate 80 in the West and Hwy 101 to the West.
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Interstate 80 is accessible via Hwy 12 and Hwy 37.
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Air:
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The Napa Airport is located near the intersection of State Highways 12 and 29.
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On-call charter service is available 24 hours a day.
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Major airports within one hours drive - Sacramento, Oakland, San Francisco.
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Evans Transportation provides shuttle service to and from San Francisco and Oakland Airports.
Local Public Transportation:
Please see individual municipalities under the Napa Valley Profiles Section for specific community based information.
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