Several collection and delivery stops in one run

Plan your transport

For each stop, list the address, contact, time window and the packages to be loaded or delivered there. It matters whether the order is fixed or may be planned freely. For deliveries to several recipients, the load must be prepared so that only the right packages are taken off at each stop – a packing list assigned to stops and colour or number coding help considerably.

Consolidating before delivery: two collections, one delivery

If parts of a shipment come from different sites, such as a prototype and accessories from two plants, they can be collected in one run and delivered together. It is important that the packages are ready and labelled at each collection point. The shipment then arrives complete without the recipient having to coordinate two deliveries.

Multi-stop tour or separate direct runs

A tour with several stops is usually more economical than individual runs, but each stop lengthens the journey for the following recipients. If one destination is particularly time-critical, a separate direct run for that part can make sense. We show you the options with their timings.

What matters

Describe each stop with time window and contact
Assign packages to stops unambiguously
State whether the order is fixed or free

Good to know

Plan your transport

Can I specify the order of stops?

Yes. A fixed order makes sense if one recipient must be served first or one component is needed before another. A free order gives us more scope to plan the tour economically. Tell us which applies to you.

Transport solutions

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Move sample collections between several customer appointments

Is your sales team presenting the new collection in five cities in one week? Instead of requesting each run separately, we plan the whole sequence of appointments as one job. That shows where the samples need to be and when, where gaps arise and how runs can be combined sensibly – for furniture, lighting, textile or technical samples.

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Plan multi-piece shipments with a numbered packing list

Twelve crates, three cases and a pallet – and everything has to arrive complete. For multi-piece shipments, the numbered packing list is the key document: it shows what belongs together, what is needed first and whether everything is there at handover. With a clean list we plan loading, unloading and sign-off without counting errors.

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Dedicated vehicle or shared trip: what affects the price

On a direct run, your shipment is collected and taken straight to the recipient without transhipment and without groupage. The vehicle works to your schedule – that brings predictability and fewer handovers, but costs more than a combined tour. We show you when each option makes sense for your valuable shipment.

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Combine several collection or delivery points in one journey

Plan your transport

Consolidating before delivery: two collections, one delivery

Multi-stop tour or separate direct runs

What matters

Countries & routes

Plan your transport

Transport solutions

Move sample collections between several customer appointments

Plan multi-piece shipments with a numbered packing list

Dedicated vehicle or shared trip: what affects the price

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Route & cargo

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Goods value and clarification (optional)

Contact & overview