Yes. Las Vegas is a major node for both FedEx and UPS. Because of its central location in the Southwest, you can reach most West Coast customers in Zone 2, allowing you to qualify for fast-shipping badges (like Prime) without the overhead of multiple warehouse locations.

Absolutely. Many 3PLs in Las Vegas utilize Zone Skipping for shipments bound for the East Coast. By consolidating orders and trucking them in bulk to a Midwest or East Coast carrier hub, you pay for local shipping rates rather than expensive cross-country parcel rates.

The North Las Vegas area has seen a massive influx of industrial development, leading to a large, logistics-focused labor pool. Most modern 3PLs here are highly automated, utilizing AI-driven WMS and robotics to maintain 99.9% order accuracy—essential for high-growth eCommerce brands.

Most goods arriving at the Port of Los Angeles are "drayed" (trucked) to Las Vegas via I-15. This typically takes about 4 to 6 hours. While this is longer than a dray to the Inland Empire, the lack of traffic congestion in Las Vegas once the truck arrives often results in faster "dock-to-stock" times for your inventory.