Road freight

Route, border and vehicle type need to be reviewed together

Road freight can suit full-truck, groupage and regional routes, as well as the road leg of a port or terminal connection. The service depends on the cities and countries involved, border access, cargo dimensions and weight, packaging, and required delivery timing.

When is road freight a stronger fit?

Full truck or groupage

For cargo that can be planned as a full vehicle, part load or consolidated overland shipment.

Regional lanes

Where overland access exists between origin and destination and border timing can be managed.

Port or terminal connection

For the road leg of a sea, rail or multimodal chain where handover responsibility must be clear.

Road freight

Prepare these details before requesting a road-freight quote

  • Exact origin and destination city and country
  • Cargo type, package count, weight and dimensions
  • Any special vehicle or equipment requirement
  • Cargo-ready date and requested delivery timing
  • Known customs, transit or border requirements

Is the overland route defined?

Submit origin, destination and cargo details to review a road-freight option.

Request a road-freight quote