33 routes
Featured corridors
Main road-freight corridors in each market, with their return routes.
- EuropeInternationalFrance to Spain
France → Spain freight carries French dairy, cereals, automotive parts for Spanish car plants and consumer goods south, crossing the Pyrenees at La Jonquera on the Mediterranean side or at Irún on the Atlantic side.
- EuropeInternationalGermany to France
Germany → France freight crosses the Rhine at Strasbourg/Kehl, the Saarland border near Saarbrücken, or the Basel area, carrying automotive, chemical and consumer freight to Paris, Lyon and eastern France.
- EuropeInternationalGermany to Poland
Germany → Poland is the return direction of the Poland → Germany corridor, and for many Polish carriers it is the backload that makes a German export trip pay.
- EuropeInternationalItaly to Germany
Italy → Germany freight mostly crosses the Alps over the Brenner Pass through Austria (A22 → A13/A12 → A93).
- EuropeInternationalNetherlands to Germany
Netherlands → Germany carries container, port and distribution freight from Rotterdam, Amsterdam and the Venlo logistics cluster into the Ruhr and beyond.
- EuropeInternationalPoland to Germany
Poland → Germany is a major international road-freight corridor in Europe.
- United KingdomInternationalUnited Kingdom to France
UK → France freight crosses the Channel by ferry from Dover to Calais or Dunkirk, or by Eurotunnel Le Shuttle from Folkestone to Coquelles.
- United KingdomInternationalUnited Kingdom to Ireland
Great Britain → Ireland freight crosses the Irish Sea by ferry, mostly Holyhead → Dublin and Liverpool → Dublin, with routes from Wales to Rosslare.
- United KingdomInternationalUnited Kingdom to Netherlands
UK → Netherlands freight crosses the North Sea by ferry — for example Harwich to Hook of Holland or Hull to Rotterdam (Europoort) — or as unaccompanied trailers from Thames and Humber ports.
Europe freight routes
European load boardInternational corridors
- EuropeInternationalAustria to Germany
Austria → Germany freight crosses mainly at Salzburg (Walserberg) on the A1/A8 towards Munich or at Suben/Passau on the A8/A3 towards Regensburg and Nuremberg.
- EuropeInternationalBelgium to Germany
Belgium → Germany freight runs from the Port of Antwerp-Bruges, the Antwerp chemical cluster and Belgian distribution centres east across the Aachen border into the Rhineland and Ruhr.
- EuropeInternationalCzech Republic to Germany
Czech Republic → Germany links Czech automotive and engineering plants with Bavaria and Saxony.
- EuropeInternationalFrance to Spain
France → Spain freight carries French dairy, cereals, automotive parts for Spanish car plants and consumer goods south, crossing the Pyrenees at La Jonquera on the Mediterranean side or at Irún on the Atlantic side.
- EuropeInternationalGermany to France
Germany → France freight crosses the Rhine at Strasbourg/Kehl, the Saarland border near Saarbrücken, or the Basel area, carrying automotive, chemical and consumer freight to Paris, Lyon and eastern France.
- EuropeInternationalGermany to Italy
Germany → Italy freight crosses the Alps either over the Brenner through Austria — where Tyrol’s night ban and block dispatch apply southbound too — or through Switzerland, which has a 40 t limit, a night and Sunday ban and the LSVA heavy-vehicle charge.
- EuropeInternationalGermany to Netherlands
Germany → Netherlands freight is short-haul by European standards: the Ruhr and Rhineland are a few hours from Venlo and Rotterdam.
- EuropeInternationalGermany to Poland
Germany → Poland is the return direction of the Poland → Germany corridor, and for many Polish carriers it is the backload that makes a German export trip pay.
- EuropeInternationalGermany to Turkey
Germany → Turkey freight is the return leg for many Turkish carriers after an export load to Europe.
United Kingdom freight routes
UK load boardInternational corridors
- United KingdomInternationalUnited Kingdom to France
UK → France freight crosses the Channel by ferry from Dover to Calais or Dunkirk, or by Eurotunnel Le Shuttle from Folkestone to Coquelles.
- United KingdomInternationalUnited Kingdom to Ireland
Great Britain → Ireland freight crosses the Irish Sea by ferry, mostly Holyhead → Dublin and Liverpool → Dublin, with routes from Wales to Rosslare.
- United KingdomInternationalUnited Kingdom to Netherlands
UK → Netherlands freight crosses the North Sea by ferry — for example Harwich to Hook of Holland or Hull to Rotterdam (Europoort) — or as unaccompanied trailers from Thames and Humber ports.
Turkey freight routes
Turkey load boardInternational corridors
- TurkeyInternationalTurkey to Bulgaria
Turkey → Bulgaria is the main land gateway from Turkey into the European Union.
- TurkeyInternationalTurkey to Germany
Turkey → Germany freight leaves Turkey at Kapıkule into Bulgaria and crosses the Balkans and Hungary or Romania to Austria and Germany, or travels by Ro-Ro ferry to Trieste and continues by road.
- TurkeyInternationalTurkey to Italy
Most Turkey → Italy road freight travels by Ro-Ro ferry from Turkish ports to Trieste and continues by road into Italy and Central Europe.
- TurkeyInternationalTurkey to Romania
Turkey → Romania freight enters the EU at Kapıkule – Kapitan Andreevo, crosses Bulgaria and the Danube at Ruse – Giurgiu (towards Bucharest) or Vidin – Calafat (towards western Romania).
Freight hubs: Istanbul
United States freight routes
US load boardBetween states
- United StatesInterstateCalifornia to Arizona
California → Arizona is a short, busy lane: port imports and Inland Empire distribution freight run east on I-10 to Phoenix and Tucson.
- United StatesInterstateCalifornia to Texas
California → Texas carries imports from the Los Angeles and Long Beach ports, Inland Empire distribution freight and produce east to Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston and San Antonio, mainly on I-10 or I-40/I-20.
- United StatesInterstateGeorgia to Florida
Georgia → Florida carries Atlanta distribution freight and Port of Savannah imports south along I-75 and I-95 to Jacksonville, Orlando, Tampa and Miami.
- United StatesInterstateIllinois to Texas
Illinois → Texas connects Chicago’s rail-truck intermodal hubs and distribution centers with Dallas–Fort Worth and Houston, usually via I-55 and I-44 through St.
- United StatesInterstateTexas to California
Texas → California carries manufactured goods, building materials and freight from Texas distribution hubs west to Southern California, usually on I-10 or I-20 to I-40.
- United StatesInterstateTexas to Illinois
Texas → Illinois freight runs north from Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston and the Laredo border crossings to Chicago, including Mexican cross-border freight continuing north on I-35.
Freight hubs: Chicago
Return freight routes
Corridors with a guide in both directions, for planning the backload before you leave.
- France → SpainSpain → France
- Germany → ItalyItaly → Germany
- Germany → NetherlandsNetherlands → Germany
- Germany → PolandPoland → Germany
- Germany → TurkeyTurkey → Germany
- Ireland → United KingdomUnited Kingdom → Ireland
- Netherlands → PolandPoland → Netherlands
- California → TexasTexas → California
- Illinois → TexasTexas → Illinois
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