Transportation
People, products and produce move to and from the Woodland region by all major transportation modes. Well-planned state routes, including I-5, I-80, I-505 and Highway 113 all provide access to the interstate network, and California Northern Railroad provides freight service to a number of Woodland’s industrial plants. Amtrak carries passengers from its Davis stop and Yolo Bus connects Woodland to Sacramento.
YoloBus serves local transportation needs within the county and parts of Solano County, from Cache Creek Casino & Resort in the Capay Valley to Sacramento and the Sacramento International Airport, where major international airlines offer hundreds of daily flights for passengers and freight. The Watts-Woodland airport handles general aviation, cargo and executive aircraft on its 3,200-foot lighted runway.
The deep-water channel Port of Sacramento, lying 79 nautical miles from the San Francisco Bay, connects the entire Northern California region to the Pacific Rim. Currently, 16 intrastate and interstate carriers and 100 independent trucking contractors carry freight daily to and from the Woodland area.
Airport Access
Sacramento International Airport: 9 miles
Watts-Woodland Airport: 5 miles
Yolo County Airport: 5 miles
Interstate Freeways
Interstate 5: 1 mile
Interstate 505: 10 miles
Interstate 80: 9 miles
Highways
State Route 113
State Route 16
Rail Access
Amtrak Union Pacific (in Davis): 10 miles
Yolo Shortline
California Northern Truck – 42 Truck lines serve Woodland
Ocean Freight
Port of Sacramento: 18 miles
Public Transportation