• Trade lane – export & import
  • Budapest – London / London-Budapest
  • Budapest – Leeds / Leeds – Budapest
• Collection of cargo
  • Submit collection order until 4 p.m., Wednesday
  • Collection of cargo until 12 a.m. Friday
• Departure: every Friday, weekly trailers
• Transit: 
  • Friday – Monday (during summer Sunday traffic restriction – Tuesday) – UK trade lane
• Estimated delivery to consignee: 24-48 hours after arrival
• Cargo type: General, ADR
• Transport type: Road

Groupage and LTL cargo, from a small box to anything less than FTL. FTL & project cargo are available on demand.

• Trade lane – export
  • Hungary – Baltic countries
  • Hungary – CIS countries
• Collection of cargo
  • Submit collection order until 4 p.m., Wednesday
  • Collection of cargo until 12 a.m. Friday
• Departure: Every Friday, weekly trailers
• Transit: 
  • Friday – Monday/Tuesday (during summer Sunday traffic restriction – Tuesday) 
• Delivery
  • 24-72 hours after arrival in the Baltic countries
  • Shipments larger than 2 ldm to the Baltic countries are door-to-door
  • Last mile delivery to Belarus, Kazakhstan from Fridays
  • Caucasion region (Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Georgia) and Central Asia – trailers are available on demand
• Cargo type: General, ADR, temperature controlled shipment only in FTL
• Transport type:
  • Road
  • Express delivery (shorter transit time, door-to-door)

Customs & Intrastat

• Customs clearance
• Representation during customs procedures
• Issuing of complete customs documents (e.g. EX1, T1, ATA Carnet, etc.)
  • Issuing and closing Carnet TIR documents
• Intrastat

Weekly

• Belarus
• Estonia
• Kazakhstan
• Latvia
• Lithuania

On demand

• Armenia
• Azerbaijan
• Kyrgyzstan
• Tajikistan
• Turkmenistan

Azerbaijan

• Holidays / bank holidays
  • January 01-02 / January 20 / March 8 / March 20-24 / May 9 / May 28-29 / June 16 / June 26 / September 1-3 / October 18 / November 9 / November 12-13 / November 17 / December 31
• Traffic restrictions
  • No traffic restrictions for international road transport during public holidays and weekends.

Georgia

• Holidays / bank holidays
  • January 01-02 / January 07 / January 19 / March 03 / March 08 / April 09 / April 14-17 / May 9 / May 12 / May 26 / August 28 / October 14 / November 23
• Traffic restrictions
  • No traffic restrictions for international road transport during public holidays and weekends.

Kyrgyzstan

• Holidays / bank holidays
  • January 01-02 / January 07 / January 09 / February 23 / March 08 / March 21 / May 01 / May 05 / May 09 / June 23 / August 31 / September 02 / November 7
  • Dates of these public holidays vary according to lunar calendar
    • Orozo Ait – Muslim holiday / Kurman Ait – Muslim holiday
  • Traffic restrictions
    • No traffic restrictions for international road transport during public holidays and weekends.
    • Warning: It is forbidden to cross borders towards China, when China’s national holiday takes place.

Turkmenistan

• Holidays / bank holidays
  • January 01 / January 12 / February 19 / March 08 / March 20 / May 08-09 / May 18 / June 26-27 / September 02 / October 06 / October 27 / December 12
• Traffic restrictions

No traffic restrictions for international road transport during public holidays and weekends.

International Road Freight Agreement (CMR)

Under the terms of the Convention, the carrier is obliged to check the goods and their outer packaging and to keep the reservation of the goods and their outer packaging with the payer and record them in the consignment note. These reservations only oblige the consignor if they are expressly acknowledged in the consignment note. If the consignment note does not include the reasoned reservation of the carrier, it must be presumed that the goods and packaging are in good condition when the carrier has taken over the goods and the number of items and their number and serial number with the consignment note He agreed. The carrier shall be exempt from liability if the loss or damage to the goods is the absence or the deficiency of the packaging, in the case of goods which are in the unpacked or unpacked condition, by their nature, loss or damage.

ADR packaging

There is a growing demand for packaging hazardous goods, so many packaging companies already have a service for the packaging of such goods. Whether it is a piece of bulk or bulk shipment, they use the appropriate qualified packaging tools to safely wrap the shipment and provide the appropriate markings. As part of the packaging service, they also undertake the documentation of dangerous goods declarations. Of course, dangerous goods labels are also available for packaging, which is also accepted by DGR shippers.

Express packaging

Most of the professional packaging companies provide express packaging for day-to-day mail-order companies. The crates for the goods delivered to the packaging company’s premises are manufactured within a few hours and are packed.