International groupage: what it is and when it pays off
Groupage allows you to ship small and medium volumes to Europe by sharing the truck cost. Here is how it works and when to choose it.
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Practical guides and in-depth articles on international road freight transport.
Full Truck Load FTL: advantages and when to choose it
FTL full truck load is the right choice for urgent, bulky or high-value cargo. Here is how it works and when to choose it over groupage.
Read article →Pallet transport in Europe: how it works
The pallet is the most common loading unit in European freight. Here is how shipping works, how to calculate costs and how to prepare the cargo.
Read article →Road freight Italy-France: routes and transit times
Italy-France is one of Europe's busiest freight routes. Here are the main routes, transit times and how we organise shipments.
Read article →Road freight Italy-Benelux: Belgium and the Netherlands
The Benelux is a key commercial hub in Europe. Here is how we organise shipments from Italy to Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg.
Read article →Marble and ceramics transport: how to ship safely
Marble and ceramics are heavy and fragile goods. Here are the right vehicles, packaging techniques and precautions for damage-free shipping.
Read article →Freight from Puglia to western Europe
From Puglia to Europe every week. Here is how our shipments work and why having a carrier based in the territory makes a difference.
Read article →How to choose a third-party road haulage company
Not all transport companies are the same. Here is what to check before entrusting your goods to a third-party road carrier.
Read article →Documentation for international road transport
Correct documentation is essential to avoid blockages and fines. Here are all the documents needed for road freight in Europe.
Read article →Heavy industrial machinery transport in Europe
Transporting industrial machinery requires suitable vehicles, professional securing and knowledge of regulations. Here is how we organise these shipments.
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