01-Roads, roads and traffic flow

The location of the high-standard warehouse needs to be close to the city's high-speed around the city, can quickly access the city's various highways and major business areas. The following five points require careful consideration, including ccessibility of the highway entrances and exits, highway interconnection, average traffic speed and flow, rush hour, road safety and conditions.

Congested highways and ground roads, as well as poor signal systems, will increase fuel consumption, accident rates and traffic congestion times.

02-Close to airports, railway stations and ports

Multimodal transportation can provide more transportation schemes for shippers and find a perfect balance between transportation costs and timeliness. Nanjing is a node-type city of China's transportation hub. The water, land and air traffic conditions are superior. It can make use of the three-dimensional traffic advantages of Yangtze River inland river transportation, Lukou airport and railway to provide a variety of transportation schemes for high-standard warehouse users.

03-Market and Local Environmental factors

Any high-standard warehouse should be as close as possible to the main suppliers, manufacturers and customers. This will help to reduce delivery time, lower shipping costs, and increase responsiveness. In addition, local environmental factors, such as weather conditions and risk probability of natural disasters, should also be considered. Is the warehouse site in the low-lying area of the city? Can the building resist the typhoon or the earthquake? The warehouse must meet specific building conditions to be able to prevent all kinds of risks. Other local environmental factors also include the congestion and peak hours of the surrounding road sections.