Interstate
- Interstate 80 spans the entire state, and runs east to west entering near Omaha and exiting at the Southeast tip of the panhandle.
- Numerous state highways intersect I‐80 at various points throughout the state.
- I-80 is the most traveled roadway in Nebraska, providing access to all parts of the state
- Roadside signs point out landmarks and attractions all along Nebraska's highways
Airplane
- In place of an international airport, Nebraska is served by a number of regional ones
- Central Nebraska Regional Airport is located near Grand Island in Hall County (http://www.flygrandisland.com/)
- Western Nebraska Regional Airport is located Scotts Bluff in Scotts Bluff County (http://www.flyscottsbluff.com/)
- Lincoln Airport is located near Lincoln, the state capital, in Lancaster County
- A more comprehensive list of the states air facilities can be found here
Railroad
- Railroads play a huge role in the geography of this Midwestern state. As a result, railroad is a popular and scenic way of traveling Nebraska.
- Nebraska is accessible by a number of Amtrak rail stations, located in the cities of: Hastings, Holdredge, Lincoln, McCook, and Omaha
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