What vans carry
- Express and same-day freight
- One to a few pallets
- Spare parts and urgent production supplies
- Return part loads after a delivery
Rules for international van work
- Since May 2022, vans and van-trailer combinations over 2.5 t doing international hire-and-reward work in the EU need a Community licence.
- From July 2026, those vehicles also need a smart tachograph for international work.
- Check each country’s weekend and holiday driving rules for your route.
Van freight pages by country
Guides to van and Sprinter work, written in each market’s language:
Search in your language
Van freight is called “Frachten bis 3,5 t” in German, “ładunki na busa” in Polish, “fret VL” in French, “cargas para furgonetas” in Spanish and “carichi per furgoni” in Italian.
Frequently asked questions
Can I see van loads without registering?
Load boards can be browsed without an account. Visitors see the route, dates, equipment and price of each load, but not the poster’s contact details.
Which countries are covered?
Loads across Europe; EU and UK accounts also see UK freight.
Your next step
Looking for loads? Check the routes, then browse the board for your market.
Freight routes
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.