Less Than Truck Load (LTL)
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Groupage Transport Services Across Europe
Less Than Truck Load (LTL) transport is a cost-effective solution for smaller shipments that do not require a full vehicle. FlexTime Logistics coordinates groupage transport by consolidating multiple shipments along optimized international routes.
Our LTL solutions are designed to balance cost efficiency and delivery reliability. We carefully plan consolidation, routing, and scheduling to ensure shipments move smoothly across borders while maintaining proper handling and documentation.
LTL transport is well suited for businesses with regular smaller shipments, allowing flexible logistics planning without compromising visibility or delivery performance.
FlexTime Logistics Services
Need a Reliable International Road Freight Partner?
Tell us about your shipment and receive a tailored transport solution adapted to your route and cargo requirements.
Why Choose FlexTime Logistics
Proven Logistics Expertise. Clear Processes. Consistent Results.
FlexTime Logistics provides structured coordination for international road freight and logistics services, supporting businesses with reliable planning and execution across complex transport routes.
With over 11 years of experience in international road freight and logistics services, our team understands how to manage shipments efficiently while adapting to route, cargo, and regulatory requirements.
We focus on transparency, compliance, and operational clarity — helping our clients move goods across borders with confidence.
Ongoing Shipment Monitoring
We provide continuous oversight of transport operations, ensuring visibility and timely updates throughout the shipment lifecycle.
Secure Route Planning
Each transport route is planned with a focus on safety, efficiency, and compliance with regional and international regulations.
Coordination with Trusted Logistics Partners
We work closely with verified carriers and logistics partners to ensure consistent service quality and reliable execution.
Documentation Accuracy & Compliance
Transport and customs documentation is handled with precision to support smooth cross-border movement and reduce delays.
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About International Road Freight
Find clear answers to common questions about international road freight services, transport coordination, routes, cargo types, and cross-border logistics processes.
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Which regions do you cover?
We cover international road freight services across all European countries and between Europe and North Africa, including complex cross-border and customs-sensitive routes.
What documents are required for international road freight?
Required documents depend on the route, cargo type, and customs status.
Most shipments require a CMR consignment note, commercial invoice, and packing list.
Additional documents may be needed for non-EU transport, regulated goods, or customs-controlled movements.
For a detailed breakdown of mandatory and optional transport documents, see our article:
“What Documents Are Required for International Road Freight in Europe?”
How should goods be prepared for international transport?
Goods should be properly packed, labeled, and documented according to transport regulations, cargo characteristics, and destination requirements.
How long does international road transport take?
Transit time depends on multiple factors, including distance, route selection, driving regulations, border procedures, and external conditions.
Loading times, driver rest requirements, traffic, and customs clearance all affect delivery schedules.
A full explanation of how transit times are calculated is available in our article:
“How Transit Times Are Calculated in International Road Freight”
How do you ensure reliable delivery?
Through detailed transport planning, partner coordination, and continuous communication, we focus on reliable execution and adherence to agreed delivery schedules.
What types of goods can you transport?
We coordinate transport for a wide range of cargo types, including general goods, ADR cargo, consolidated shipments.
When is customs clearance required?
Customs clearance is required whenever goods cross EU external borders.
This applies to transport between Europe and North Africa and other non-EU countries.
Customs procedures include export and import declarations, transit documentation, and possible inspections.
Proper preparation significantly reduces clearance delays.
For a step-by-step overview of cross-border procedures, see our article:
“How International Road Transport Works Between Europe and North Africa”
Can you assist with customs and documentation?
Yes. We support customs procedures and transport documentation to help ensure smooth cross-border movement of goods.
