A new NYCEDC study reveals the Blue Highways workforce will grow by 72% in the next decade, potentially adding 8,000 jobs by 2035. This initiative focuses on reducing road congestion by enhancing freight movement through waterways. The findings will aid in future workforce development investments as the city undertakes various Harbor of the Future projects, including developments at the Brooklyn Marine Terminal, which aims to modernize maritime facilities while creating good-paying jobs related to transportation and logistics.
"The report details significant predicted growth in the Blue Highways workforce, proposing an increase of 72% over the next decade, which represents about 8,000 new jobs by 2035."
"This blueprint aims to not only enhance transportation efficiency but also to reduce truck congestion in the city, aligning with the broader vision of sustainable urban development."
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