Container Trucking Across Russia

Container transportation by road within Russia. FTL — full truck load, LTL — consolidated cargo. 400+ tractors owned and operated. Point-to-point delivery with no intermediate transloading. Last mile from a rail station or port to the consignee's warehouse — within a single service loop together with rail and sea transportation.

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Container Trucking Across Russia

400+

tractors owned and operated

4

warehouses: Moscow, St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg, Vladivostok

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Why choose trucking within Russia

Domestic trucking is point-to-point delivery with no intermediate transloading. Our own fleet of 400+ tractors guarantees a truck is dispatched without waiting. The last mile from a rail station or port to the consignee's warehouse — within a single service loop together with rail and sea routes.

  1. Point-to-point delivery with no transloading

    The container is loaded onto a truck at origin and unloaded at the consignee's warehouse. No intermediate transloading, no extra terminal crossings. Minimum time in transit, minimum risk of cargo damage.

  2. 400+ tractors — dispatch without waiting

    Our own fleet — 400+ tractors owned and operated. The container never sits idle waiting for a tractor: it is dispatched and departs immediately. We do not depend on third-party carriers and their schedules.

  3. FTL and LTL — full and consolidated loads

    FTL is a full truck dedicated to a single shipment, for large batches. LTL is consolidated cargo from several shippers in one truck, for smaller volumes. The choice depends on cargo volume and budget. For small batches, LTL is more cost-effective.

  4. Last mile within a single service loop

    Container delivery from a rail station or seaport to the consignee's warehouse — within a single service loop. Rail + truck, sea + truck. One responsible partner across the entire chain. No need to coordinate multiple contractors.

What cargo we carry

Domestic trucking suits a wide range of cargo. Below are the main categories.

Cargo categories and examples
CategoryProduct examples
Electronics and appliancesSmartphones, laptops, home appliances, components, server equipment
Clothing and textilesReady-to-wear clothing, fabrics, trims, footwear, accessories
Auto partsTires, wheels, body parts, engines, consumables
Furniture and interiorCase goods, upholstered furniture, decor, sanitary ware
Equipment and machineryIndustrial equipment, machine tools, spare parts, metal structures
Food productsDry foods, canned goods, beverages, groceries — no temperature control required
Construction materialsRolled metal, finishing materials, sanitary ware, tools
Chemicals and plasticsPolymers, chemical raw materials, plastic, rubber

Types of transportation

Domestic trucking is divided into FTL and LTL, plus the last mile from a station or port.

FTL — full load

FTL — full load

A full truck dedicated to a single shipment. For large batches — the optimal choice. Point-to-point delivery with no intermediate transloading. Our own fleet — 400+ tractors.

FTL · full load · point-to-point

LTL — consolidated cargo

LTL — consolidated cargo

Consolidated cargo from several shippers in one truck. For smaller volumes — more cost-effective than FTL. Consolidation at our own warehouse. Point-to-point delivery.

LTL · consolidated cargo · warehouse consolidation

Last mile from a station / port

Last mile from a station / port

Container delivery from a rail station or seaport to the consignee's warehouse. A single service loop: rail + truck, sea + truck. Our own fleet. One responsible partner.

Last mile · rail + truck · sea + truck

Transportation geography

Our domestic trucking geography covers the key logistics corridors.

Moscow — Russian regions

Container distribution from Moscow across the regions. Our own warehouse in Moscow — consolidation and dispatch. FTL and LTL. Point-to-point delivery.

Vladivostok — central Russia

Container delivery from Vladivostok to the central regions. Our own warehouse in Vladivostok — receiving from sea and rail, dispatch by truck. Last mile.

Yekaterinburg — the Urals and Siberia

Container distribution via Yekaterinburg. Our own warehouse — consolidation and dispatch across the Urals and Siberia. FTL and LTL.

Company scale and capacity

The numbers behind our domestic trucking capacity.

400+

tractors owned and operated

4

warehouses: Moscow, St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg, Vladivostok

36 000+

owned containers

13

offices in 7 countries

FTL + LTL

full and consolidated loads

24/7

online status monitoring

Use cases we handle

Domestic trucking solves a variety of business challenges. Below are typical scenarios.

Last mile from a rail station to the consignee's warehouse

The container arrived at its destination station by rail. We arrange a tractor and delivery to the consignee's warehouse. Our own fleet — 400+ tractors. A single service loop: rail + truck. Result: delivery from station to warehouse with one responsible partner.

Consolidated LTL cargo — several shippers, one route

Several shippers — one route. LTL consolidation at our own warehouse. Point-to-point delivery. For smaller volumes — more cost-effective than FTL. Result: cost optimization for small batches.

Distribution from Vladivostok across the regions

Containers arrived by sea in Vladivostok. Receiving at our own warehouse, consolidation, dispatch by truck across the regions. A single service loop: sea + warehouse + truck. Result: distribution without idle time.

Stages of transportation arrangement

  1. Request and quote

    You submit a request with your cargo parameters. The manager clarifies: origin, destination, container type, FTL or LTL, timing. We prepare a commercial proposal.

  2. Cargo receiving

    Cargo is received at the warehouse or terminal. For LTL — consolidation of several shipments in one truck. For FTL — a full load dedicated to one shipment.

  3. Loading and sealing

    The container is loaded onto the truck. Sealing. Cargo and packaging condition check. Transport documents processing.

  4. Road transportation

    The truck follows the route. You get online access to statuses: current location, ETA. Managers across time zones — continuous monitoring.

  5. Unloading at the consignee's warehouse

    The truck arrives at the consignee's warehouse. We arrange unloading and receiving. If needed — LTL deconsolidation.

  6. Closing documents

    We hand over the full package of closing documents. Online access to documents: transport waybills, acts.

End-to-end logistics support

Domestic trucking is more than road delivery. We take care of every stage: from receiving to unloading.

Warehouse handling

Our own warehouses in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg, Vladivostok. Receiving, LTL consolidation, cross-docking, storage. Further delivery.

Cargo insurance

Container and cargo insurance for full value on every leg of the route. The policy covers damage, loss and delay risks.

Last mile from a station / port

Container delivery from a rail station or seaport to the consignee's warehouse. A single service loop: rail + truck, sea + truck. One responsible partner.

Comparison: FTL vs LTL

MethodTimeCostWhen to choose
FTL (full load)Point-to-point, no transloadingFixed rate per truckLarge batches — one shipment per truck
LTL (consolidated cargo)With warehouse consolidationPay for cargo volumeSmaller volumes — several shippers
Last mileFrom station/port to warehouseIncluded in the through rateDelivery within a single service loop — rail + truck

FTL (full load)

Time
Point-to-point, no transloading
Cost
Fixed rate per truck
When to choose
Large batches — one shipment per truck

LTL (consolidated cargo)

Time
With warehouse consolidation
Cost
Pay for cargo volume
When to choose
Smaller volumes — several shippers

Last mile

Time
From station/port to warehouse
Cost
Included in the through rate
When to choose
Delivery within a single service loop — rail + truck

We will prepare a quote for your cargo — with specific transit times and costs for each option.

Frequently asked questions

FTL (Full Truck Load) is a full truck dedicated to a single shipment, for large batches. LTL (Less Than Truck Load) is consolidated cargo from several shippers in one truck, for smaller volumes. FTL for large batches. LTL for smaller volumes, more cost-effective.

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Submit a request and our specialists will contact you. We will calculate the cost and select the optimal route and delivery time. The consultation is free.

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