Step by step
- Pick your lanes. Know where your trucks run well — for example Germany ↔ Poland or Benelux ports → Germany — and search those first.
- Search a freight exchange by origin, destination and date, and filter by your vehicle type.
- Compare loads by rate per kilometre, not just total rate.
- Before you leave, search from the delivery country for a return load.
- Check the poster: company details, payment terms and, where offered, verification.
- Agree the job in writing (CMR for international road transport).
Route guides for European lanes
Crossings, distances, road charges and driving bans for lanes small carriers run:
Return loads in your language
Guides to finding a load for the way home, written for carriers in each market:
Busy freight areas to start from
- Germany: Ruhr, Rhine–Main, Hamburg — see the Germany load board.
- Poland: central Poland, Poznań, Wrocław — see the Poland load board.
- Czech Republic: Prague, Brno, Ostrava — see the Czech load board.
- Benelux seaports: Rotterdam and Antwerp — see the Netherlands load board.
Frequently asked questions
Which load boards operate in Poland?
Several pan-European freight exchanges serve Poland, including TIMOCOM, Trans.eu and Teleroute, and GigFreight has a Poland board filtered from its European inventory. Compare their published prices and contact rules before subscribing.
Where can I find truck loads in Germany?
On freight exchanges (Frachtenbörsen) that cover Germany, through forwarders, and through shippers directly. On GigFreight, the Germany load board lists loads that start in Germany.
Your next step
Looking for loads? Check the routes, then browse the board for your market.
What you get
- Free, without an account: browse the load and vehicle boards.
- After registering: a 3-day trial (card required). Verified companies can post loads.
- Broker contact details unlock with the first payment of your plan.
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Facts on this page last checked 2026-10-14.