Express freight — van and sprinter against a deadline

Express freight

Line about to stop? A van or a sprinter sets off within hours of your call — and it drives with no extra pickups, straight to your ramp.

When to choose express

A component hasn't arrived and production is waiting. A complaint at your customer's site. A top-up order before the delivery window closes. Samples and tools that have to be there tomorrow.

What we drive

Van

consignments up to 1.2 t, the most common option against a production deadline.

Sprinter

consignments up to 1.5 t, longer load space.

Two drivers

non-stop running on long lanes, without a rest stop.

How we work

You call or write, you get a quote on the spot, a vehicle from the network sets off, and your account manager keeps you posted — right through to delivery with confirmation.

Express and the rest of your transport

Express is an emergency mode, not a way to move your whole volume. Planned lanes we run full truckload or as groupage, and we keep express for the situations where every hour counts.

Frequently asked questions

How fast can a vehicle reach us?

It depends on the loading location; on urgent orders we can have a vehicle on site within hours. We confirm the exact time when you call it in.

Do you drive at weekends and on public holidays?

Yes, express runs outside standard windows.

Germany by tomorrow morning — realistic?

That is a standard express scenario: pick-up in the afternoon, delivery before the plant opens.

Get your express quote

Describe the load, the loading point and your cut-off time — you get the quote on the spot, and the vehicle sets off as soon as we confirm the route.

Get a quote