Vinnytsia has well-developed engineering and transport infrastructure, road, rail (including high-speed) and avia network that connects regional center with the capital and seaports of the Black and Azov Seas, as well as with all the regions of Ukraine and most countries around the world.

On the territory of Vinnytsia Industrial Park there are free areas for the establishment of the logistic cluster and export-import terminals.

Vinnytsia logistic hub will reduce supply chains, streamline flows of commodities, increase the shipment maneuverability, expedite and optimize the provision of customs, brokerage and other necessary services.

Railway tracks: The railway network of the region comprises 1124 km, it connects all major industrial centers of the region with cities of Ukraine, CIS, Europe.

Airport: Is located only 2 km away from the city and from the territory of Vinnytsia Industrial Park with a handing capacity of up to 400 people per hour and regular international flights and is already in existence.

Automobile roads: Well-developed network of international highways provides external transport links with the main industrial clusters of the central and southwestern part of Ukraine – Kyiv, Khmelnytskyi, Chernivtsi and transit road links within Ukraine as well as with the Polish, Belarusian and Moldavian Borders. The competitive advantage of the city is that it is located at the intersection of two European road routes: E50 and E583.

European road route E50 Brest (France) – Nuremberg (Germany) – Prague (Czech Republic) – Kosice (Slovakia) – Vinnytsia (Ukraine) -Makhachkala (Russia).

European road route E583 Roman (Romania) – Beltsy (Moldova) – Vinnytsia (Ukraine) – Zhytomyr (Ukraine).

The promising European highway “GO Highway” is a road route to connect Gdansk-Odesa, uniting the Ukrainian Black Sea ports of Odessa and Mykolaiv with the Polish ports in the Baltic Sea in Gdansk and Gdynia.