In – land Transportation

In-land Transportation are a combination of two important transportation modes, helping to connect domestic and international regions with reasonable costs, fast transportation times, and ensuring the safety of goods. With the flexibility of road transport and the ability to carry large volumes and the stability of rail transport, we provide optimal transportation solutions for all customer needs.

Benefits of Using In-land Transportation

Flexibility and Variety of Vehicles

Road transport offers excellent flexibility, with the ability to reach all locations, from large cities to rural areas or industrial zones and warehouses. Rail transport, on the other hand, is suitable for large shipments that need to be transported in high volumes and continuously over long distances.

Cost Savings

By combining road and rail transport, customers can save on transportation costs by optimizing transport methods and using convenient and efficient road and rail routes. Rail transport can reduce costs for heavy and large shipments, while road transport helps optimize costs for small and medium-sized shipments.

Safety and Timeliness

We are committed to providing safe, on-time transportation services, protecting goods throughout the entire journey. Road transport vehicles are regularly maintained, while the fixed schedule of the rail system ensures stability in the delivery and receipt of goods.

Ability to Transport Large Goods

Rail transport services are especially useful when transporting large quantities, heavy goods, and large volumes, such as construction materials, industrial goods, heavy equipment, etc. Road transport will support the transportation of smaller goods or those that need delivery to locations without ports or railway stations.

Time Savings

Rail transport helps save time for long-distance shipments, especially on international routes, as trains can move continuously without being affected by traffic congestion. Road transport provides flexibility in delivery times, especially in areas without direct rail connections.

Types of Transport Vehicles

1. Small Trucks

Description: Small trucks are vehicles with low payload capacities, typically used for shipments with smaller volumes, consumer goods, or items requiring quick delivery with short lead times.

Size & Payload: Small trucks have payloads from 1 to 5 tons and are typically sized to access narrow areas, city streets, or residential neighborhoods.

Applications:

Transporting small goods, consumer goods, electronics, household products.

Suitable for urban or inner-city deliveries.

Benefits:

High flexibility for transporting smaller shipments.

Cost-effective for small orders.

Easy to access locations without larger transport vehicles.

2. Medium Trucks

Description: Medium trucks have payloads from 5 tons to 15 tons. These are commonly used for transporting goods from warehouses to stores, distribution centers, or delivery points.

Size & Payload: These trucks typically range from 6m to 10m in length, offering larger payloads than small trucks but still maintaining mobility.

Applications:

Transporting industrial goods, food, machinery, and moderate-weight equipment.

Used for wholesale distribution or intermediary storage.

Benefits:

Suitable for a wide range of goods.

Easy to access larger spaces with no tight restrictions.

Flexible in changing routes and delivery times.

3. Large Trucks

Description: Large trucks (or heavy-duty trucks) are vehicles with payloads starting from 15 tons and are used to transport large, heavy shipments. These vehicles can handle bulky and heavy items.

Size & Payload: Large trucks typically range from 10m to 18m in length, with payloads of up to 40 tons depending on the truck type.

Applications:

Transporting construction materials, machinery, large industrial products like heavy equipment, electronics, or large shipments in manufacturing.

Suitable for inter-provincial trips, transporting from ports or industrial zones to delivery locations.

Benefits:

Can carry bulky and heavy goods.

Capable of transporting shipments weighing 10 tons or more.

Ideal for long-distance, international, or inter-provincial transportation.

4. Container Trucks

Description: Container trucks are specialized vehicles used to transport goods in containers, typically for large shipments that can move between domestic or international ports and warehouses.

Size & Payload: Container trucks typically range from 12m to 20m in length, with payloads ranging from 20 tons to 40 tons depending on the type of container (20 feet, 40 feet).

Applications:

Suitable for transporting large, heavy goods that need careful handling.

Transporting goods from ports to warehouses or industrial zones, or locations requiring container transportation.

Benefits:

Can carry large shipments and ensure safety during transport.

Convenient for connecting to international transportation services or port-to-warehouse deliveries.

Easy transfer between different transport modes, such as ships, trucks, or trains.

In-land Transportation Process

Receiving Goods

Packing and Preparation

Transportation

Monitoring and Tracking

Delivery and Acknowledgment