Fleet

Capacity planned according to cargo, route and deadline.

We treat fleet capacity as an operational capability: vehicle, trailer, driver, documentation, availability and communication must work together.

Modern trucks in a logistics yard
33 Euro pallets
24.5 t maximum payload
150+ owned and partner capacities

Approach

It is not enough to have a vehicle. The right vehicle must be available at the right time.

Different cargo requires different decisions: timing, vehicle type, payload, loading method, documentation and capacity availability. That is why we do not assess capacity by guesswork.

Through owned and partner capacities we maintain flexibility, while insisting on clear rules of execution and communication.

Capabilities

What capacity includes

Freight vehicles

Capacities for standard international road transports, focused on reliability and proper execution flow.

Palletised cargo

Planning for shipments up to 33 Euro pallets and up to 24.5 tonnes, with clear verification of conditions.

Routes

Operational coverage of regional and European routes through owned and partner capacities.

In practice

Transport is safer when the plan, vehicle and service support are connected.

Operations, capacity and technical support work as one system: from route assessment, through execution, to maintaining the vehicles that carry the work.

Route planning

Route planning

Route, deadline, documentation and availability are checked before loading so the client receives a realistic plan.

Fleet capacity

Fleet capacity

Owned and partner vehicles are assigned according to cargo type, route and expected delivery time.

Service reliability

Service reliability

Workshop and field support help keep vehicles ready for work and resolve downtime through a clear sequence.

Assessment

How we check availability

The goal is that a promise follows real capacity, not only the desire to take the job.

1

Cargo and conditions

First we understand the cargo, deadline, loading method, documentation and special requirements.

2

Capacity and route

We check real vehicle availability and how it fits the route and timing.

3

Confirmation and tracking

The agreement is confirmed clearly, and execution is monitored through operational communication.

Practical

Capacity only matters when it is actually usable.

Real verification before confirmation.

Combination of our own network and verified partners.

Communication that follows real conditions on the road.

Capacity

Send the route and timing for a capacity check.

The answer will be based on real availability and execution conditions.

Check capacity