International multimodal transportation
Multimodal and intermodal transportation for shipping of goods by various modes of transport.
Multimodal and intermodal transportation
Comprehensive solutions for transportation of goods all over the world
Combined (multimodal) transportation – transportation using two or more modes of transport in one route to deliver cargo. May include a combination of road, rail, sea and air transport. Intermodal transportation – similar to multimodal, but with the mandatory use of two or more modes of transport, where each mode of transport has its own separate section in the transport chain.
Our company provides multimodal and intermodal transportation services, ensuring reliable and flexible transportation of goods around the world. We offer optimal solutions for international multimodal transportation, including combining different modes of transport, such as road, rail and sea. These services are ideal for customers who require a comprehensive approach to the transportation of goods, allowing them to reduce delivery times and costs.
Multimodal and intermodal transportation is ideal for companies that need to deliver cargo over long distances. We ensure the safety and timeliness of all international multimodal transportation, including container cargo transportation, which allows for efficient logistics planning and the use of transport capabilities in a variety of countries. Thanks to our experience and high qualifications, we offer reliable services for the delivery of cargo of any complexity.
Types of transportation within the framework of multimodal and intermodal shipping
- Road transportation
- Railway transportation
- Sea transportation
- Air transportation
- River transportation
- Combined (multimodal) transportation
- Intermodal transportation
- Transportation using specialized types of transport
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the difference between intermodal and multimodal transportation?
Intermodal transportation uses two or more modes of transport, with each carrier responsible only for its own section of the route. Transportation includes transfers at exchange points, which requires additional coordination and documentation.
Multimodal transportation also includes several modes of transport, but the entire chain is controlled by one company or logistics operator. This simplifies the process, reduces risks and ensures a smoother and more convenient transportation for the client.
The key difference: in intermodal transportation, responsibility is divided between different carriers, while in multimodal transportation, one operator is responsible for the entire route.