The CMR is the consignment note used for international road transport. It takes its name from the abbreviation of the United Nations convention that governs these shipments. It records the shipper, carrier and consignee, a description of the goods and the delivery details, and serves as evidence of the contract of carriage.

Which regions do you cover by road?

We organise full and part loads on routes to Europe, the Middle East and the Turkic republics. When you ask for a quote, just tell us the loading and delivery points.

What does the transit time by road depend on?

It depends on the distance, the border crossings on the route, customs formalities and the drivers' legal driving and rest times. For part loads, collection and distribution add to it. That is why the transit time is set for each shipment according to its route.

Road Freight

FTL and LTL

Our main goals

Supporting Trade Between Countries: Keeping the global supply chain alive by making imports and exports possible.
Providing Door-to-Door Delivery: Collecting loads straight from the point of departure and bringing them to the consignee's door in the destination country, without transshipment.
Offering Flexibility and Speed on the Road: Responding quickly to route changes and urgent logistics needs, more quickly than sea or air freight can.
Balancing Cost and Time: Offering one of the most economical and practical solutions in cost and time for medium-distance transport.
Uninterrupted Flow on the Road: Supporting the continuity of production by meeting factories' raw material needs on time, and managing time.

What the service covers

Full truckload (FTL) and less-than-truckload (LTL) transport
Door-to-door transport from the loading address to the consignee
Export and import customs clearance coordinated with the transport
CMR consignment notes and shipping documents

Suitable cargo

Palletised and boxed goods
Loads that fill a whole truck
Part loads that share a truck
Machinery and equipment

Sample routes

The routes shown are examples. Drag the globe to turn it.

Frequently asked questions

What is a CMR?
The CMR is the consignment note used for international road transport. It takes its name from the abbreviation of the United Nations convention that governs these shipments. It records the shipper, carrier and consignee, a description of the goods and the delivery details, and serves as evidence of the contract of carriage.
Which regions do you cover by road?
We organise full and part loads on routes to Europe, the Middle East and the Turkic republics. When you ask for a quote, just tell us the loading and delivery points.
What does the transit time by road depend on?
It depends on the distance, the border crossings on the route, customs formalities and the drivers' legal driving and rest times. For part loads, collection and distribution add to it. That is why the transit time is set for each shipment according to its route.

Our other services

Sea Freight
FCL and LCL
Air Freight
Door-to-door air cargo
Warehousing
Storage and distribution
Insurance Services
Goods in transit insurance
Customs Clearance
Export and import declarations