Full loads
One consignment uses the vehicle space exclusively. Load volume, time windows and site access matter.
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The load sets the pace.
Full load, part load or groupage: choosing a transport profile starts with the right questions about volume, weight, time windows and handover.
01 / TRANSPORT PROFILEFTL LTL LTL / GROUPAGE
Different consignments need different plans.
A full load reserves the available vehicle space for one consignment. Part loads combine compatible freight; groupage consolidates smaller units through planned handling points.
The quantity alone does not decide the best fit. Handling equipment, dimensions, collection and delivery windows, site access and unloading conditions all shape the plan.
Part loads
Part of the vehicle space is planned for a consignment. Dimensions, weight and timing help define the fit.
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Pallets and packages are assessed by dimensions, stackability and handover points.
Learn more ↗02 / PLANNINGLocations Cargo Timing
A clear request gives the process a strong start.
Complete details reduce follow-up questions. Precise collection and delivery locations, reachable contacts, time windows and ramp or access notes are especially useful.
Special cargo needs extra detail. Sensitive goods, temperature requirements, dangerous-goods information, outsize loads and fixed unloading rules must be reviewed case by case.
Collection and delivery
Country, postcode, town and a named contact make the handover easier to identify.
Dimensions and weight
Packages, total weight and loading equipment describe the actual space required.
Collection and delivery windows
Opening hours, booking requirements and possible waiting time belong in the plan.
Learn more ↗03 / ROAD ROUTESDocuments Site access Next step
International road journeys need more context.
Cross-border road freight adds document coordination, country-specific handover processes and aligned time windows to the location and cargo details.
This website explains general planning principles. The responsible carrier must confirm which countries, goods and dates it can actually handle against its capacity and legal requirements.
Freight information
Sender, recipient, goods description and special instructions should be consistent.
Delivery conditions
Share access limits, dock height, unloading equipment and permitted delivery times.
Make a request
With the key facts in place, the transport profile can be reviewed more directly.
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Open request form ↗Have a shipment to plan?
Enter the route, cargo and timing in the structured request form.