Capture the shipment
Goods, handling units, dimensions and weight form the planning basis.

Every shipment has its own requirements. Start with clear cargo details, suitable road transport options and handovers everyone can prepare for.
Weight, space, time windows and unloading conditions fit together. The right road transport profile comes from the combination of requirements, not one number.
How planning works ↗Type, units, dimensions and weight.
Access, timing and delivery requirements.
Contacts and responsibilities at both ends.
Full loads, part loads and individual packages need different planning details. Start with the option that best describes your shipment.
01One consignment reserves the planned vehicle space. Suitable when the shipment or timing calls for a dedicated load.
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02A consignment uses part of the vehicle space. Dimensions, weight and handover windows guide the review.
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03Industrial sites bring specific access and handling needs. Share them before a vehicle is assigned.
Explore ↗A transport plan becomes useful when everyone knows what is moving, where it needs to go and what will happen at handover.
Make a freight request ↗Goods, handling units, dimensions and weight form the planning basis.
Access, booking rules and delivery windows shape the feasible route.
Capacity, scope and terms must be confirmed by the actual provider.
A road freight request improves when it reflects the way the loading and receiving locations actually work.
Production windows, call-off sequences and defined handovers.
Dimensions, weight, securing and site access.
Receiving rules, dock bookings and unloading conditions.
Read general guidance, then use the request form to collect the facts for a real shipment.
Shipment data, transport profiles and handover planning.
Read the blog ↗Editorial notes and verified company updates.
Open news ↗Bring locations, cargo details and timing together in one request.