Road freight to and from Czechia

Czech lanes are short and we answer them fast — loading can often be confirmed for the same day and unloading for the next. We carry full loads and part loads, and we look for a return load almost every time.

The Czech directions we drive

Most shipments go to the industrial towns in Bohemia and Moravia; pairing a Czech loading with a German delivery is common too.

Prague and central Bohemia

Distribution centres and plants around Prague, served as full loads and as part loads.

Brno, Ostrava, Zlín

Moravia is the closest part of the country to Slovakia — suitable for loading and unloading on one day.

Plzeň and western Bohemia

Automotive and engineering work; the route is often extended on into Germany.

From Czechia into Germany and back

A Czech loading and a German delivery can be done on one drive with no transhipment.

What we carry on Czech lanes

Automotive components, machinery, plastics, furniture and packaging material.

Full loads (FTL)

A whole vehicle and direct delivery with no transhipment; on a short run also the fastest.

Part loads (LTL)

A few pallets to or from Czechia without the cost of a whole vehicle.

Temperature-controlled

Controlled temperature with a log where the goods must not freeze.

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Dangerous goods under ADR

Chemical raw materials, paints and batteries by UN number and packing group.

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Oversized cargo

Machines and structures beyond standard dimensions, Czech permits included.

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Express deadlines

On nearby lanes an urgent shipment can often be solved the same day.

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From enquiry to delivery

Send the loading and unloading addresses, the number of pallets, the weight and the date. The quote arrives within 2 hours and on Czech lanes a vehicle can often be confirmed straight away. After the order the dispatcher keeps you posted on loading and on unloading — one contact for the whole job.

Every shipment travels with a CMR consignment note signed at loading and at unloading. The carrier's liability is covered by insurance under the CMR convention. If your customer requires a pallet exchange or a signed delivery note, we agree it before loading so the driver settles nothing at the ramp.

Czechia is in the European Union, so no customs documents are needed on this lane. Toll and charges are part of the quoted price. When loading and unloading are both in Czechia, we place the order with a carrier entitled to perform it — the conditions are ours to watch.

Indicative transit times

Ranges from Slovakia with one driver; Czech lanes are among the shortest.

Brno, Ostrava, Zlín
Often loading and unloading on the same day.
Prague and central Bohemia
The same or the next working day.
Plzeň and western Bohemia
Usually 1 working day.
From Czechia into Germany
Usually 1 working day depending on the unloading region.

These are indicative times with no guarantee — they depend on the unloading window, traffic and the driver's mandatory rest. The actual date is confirmed in the quote.

Frequently asked questions about transport to Czechia