Road freight
Full and part truck loads across Europe, including the United Kingdom, Switzerland and the Baltic states. Our own customs team handles the border formalities.
- Modes
- FTL (full truck load) and LTL (part load)
- Coverage
- EU, UK, Switzerland, Baltics
- Customs
- In-house in DE, CH, UK, SE, GR, LT, EE
- Extras
- Express vans, ADR dangerous goods on request
European road freight without border delays
Inside the EU, road freight moves without customs formalities. Shipments to and from the UK and Switzerland need export, transit and import declarations, and they are where most trucks get stuck. Our own customs team clears in Germany, Switzerland, the UK, Sweden, Greece, Lithuania and Estonia, so the paperwork is ready before the truck reaches the border.
- Full truck loads (FTL)Dedicated trucks for full loads across Europe.
- Part loads (LTL) and groupageCost-efficient transport for smaller volumes.
- Express vansTime-critical road transport for urgent parts.
- Border customsExport, transit (T1) and import declarations for UK, Swiss and non-EU movements.
- Dangerous goods (ADR)On request, with qualified carriers.
Road links to air and sea
Road freight is often the first and last leg of an air or sea shipment. We combine truck pick-ups and deliveries with our air and sea services, for example a truck from Switzerland to Frankfurt for an onward flight on our own air waybill.
Road freight and border customs by city
Customs for road freight in Europe, including the UK and Switzerland.
Related services and pages
Do you handle customs for trucks to the UK and Switzerland?
Yes. Our own customs team prepares export, transit and import declarations for UK and Swiss road shipments.
Do you offer part loads?
Yes. We offer full truck loads (FTL), part loads (LTL) and express vans across Europe.
Which countries do you cover by road?
We run road freight across Europe, including the United Kingdom, Switzerland, the Nordic countries and the Baltic states.
What is a T1 transit document?
A T1 transit declaration lets goods move under customs supervision without paying duties until they reach the destination customs office. It is often used for non-EU goods and Swiss or UK shipments.
Can you transport dangerous goods by road?
Yes, on request, with carriers qualified under ADR, the European agreement on the road transport of dangerous goods.
Tell us about your shipment
Send us the lane, the goods and the timeline. We reply within one business day. For urgent cargo, call us directly.