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TH THE PORT RT AU AUTH THORI RITY OF NEW YORK & NEW JERSEY Port Briefing December 2018

The Port Starts from a Position of Strength  The port has 6 major container terminals, covering 1,500 acres.  Serving every major ocean carrier, with at least 75% first port of call.  Accommodates 13 auto carriers and more than 100 bulk vessels regularly.  Serves 2 cruise passenger terminals.  Linked to an expansive, and highly efficient highway/rail network.

Container Volume (TEU) 7,000,000 6,710,817 750,000 6,371,720 6,251,953 650,000 5,772,303 6,000,000 5,529,909 5,503,486 5,467,437 5,265,056 5,292,020 550,000 5,000,000 567,649 4,561,527 540,149 522,224 450,000 465,405 4,000,000 433,481 425,784 422,144 350,000 377,827 376,770 3,000,000 308,131 250,000 2,000,000 150,000 1,000,000 50,000 - (50,000) 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 TEUs Rail Lifts

Geography Matters  The port serves over 125 Million people (local and intermodal).  Located in the largest consumer market in North America.  Situated within 700 miles of major cities and population centers in North America.  Direct access to various transportation networks in the country.  The Port handled over $200 Billion of cargo value in 2017.

Greatest Port Reach on The East Coast  Within 1 hour: – NY/NJ = 13 million people – Virginia = 1.6 million people – Savannah = 590 thousand people  Within 2 hours: – NY/NJ = 27 million people – Virginia = 3.2 million people – Savannah = 1.5 million people  Within 4 hours: – NY/NJ = 44.7 million people – Virginia = 14.9 million people – Savannah = 11.6 million people

Bayonne Bridge Navigational Clearance Results Percentage of Volume Carried by Vessel Class YTD October 2018 60.0% Percentage of Volume Carried 50.0% 40.0% 2013 2014 30.0% 2015 2016 20.0% 2017 2018 10.0% 0.0%

Council on Port Performance Recent Accomplishments:  Truck Appointment System (@GCTB) Formed, July 2014, with industry  Improve Port Communications partners from all sectors to:  Port Alert System  TIPS (Terminal Information Portal Oversee the implementation of System) programs, policies, and initiatives that  Customer Service Contact will improve the efficiency and Information reliability of service at the Port of New  Truckers’ Resource Guide York and New Jersey.  Winter Weather Plan  Workforce Development Team To view a complete list of the recommendations and download the full report, visit http://www.panynj.gov/port/port-news-announcements.cfm?tabnum=2

CPP 2018 Work Plan Initiatives 1) Crisis Management/Communication Plan 4) Chassis Provisioning – – Resiliency strategies for business continuity Gate integration and control – – Tabletop exercises to evaluate readiness for crisis Alignment of depot and terminal hours 2) Rail Network Optimization 5) Integrated Dashboard – – Construction of ExpressRail support track Develop new or modified KPIs – – Opportunities for establishing inland ports Enhance existing TIPS capabilities 3) Supply Chain Analysis 6) Workforce Development – – Evaluating hours of operation TLD Career & Education Expositions – – Warehouse & distribution center analysis Community engagement To view download the full report, visit http://www.panynj.gov/port/port-news-announcements.cfm?tabnum=2

Marine Terminal Operator Investments

Forecasted Container Growth 20 DISCRETIONARY CARGO Container Throughput (million FOCUS 17M TEU 16 EXISTING CAPACITY 12 12M TEU) TEU 8 LOCAL CARGO FOCUS 4 0 2016 2021 2026 2031 2036 2041 2046

Planning For the Future  Port Master Plan  Navigation  Terminal Investments  Road/Rail Improvements  Marine Highway  Berth/Wharf Study and Analysis  Intermodal Focus  Air and Water Quality Initiatives  Workforce Development

Thank you The Port Authority of NY & NJ Port Department 4 World Trade Center 150 Greenwich Street 17th Floor New York, NY 10007 avaldes@panynj.gov 212-435-7841 nraspanti@panynj.gov 212-435-2796 www.panynj.gov @PortNYNJ www.portnynj.com