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If any damages have been
In case of damages to the goods that have been incurred during the transportation, the owner of the goods shall have a right for a claim against the carrier. In case of carrier’s liability insurance one should note the following:

  • Carrier’s liability in road transport is limited to 8,33 SDR per gross weight i.e. about 10 USD per gross weight (CMR insurance).
  • Carrier’s liability in sea transportation sis 2 SDR per grow weight.
  • Carrier’s liability in air transportation is limited to maximum of 16,67 SDR i.e. about 20 USD per gross weight of the goods (AWB insurance).

Limitations to compensation
Carrier’s liability for compensation is limited to the damages caused by the fault of the carrier. Carrier is not held liable for the infliction of damage if the damage was incurred in the circumstances the carrier could not have possible have avoided.

If the value of your goods exceeds the limits to the carrier’s liability and you would appreciate to insure your risks for the cases when the carrier cannot be held responsible for damages, we would kindly advise you to buy a comprehensive transport insurance. We can mediate the full insurance of the cargo as required.

Road transport is the most mobile way the send your goods to everywhere with a road connection.

With the road transportation there are two possibilities to send the goods: full loads (FTL or Full Truck Load) and partial loads (PTL).

The goods are usually packed on the pallets for the road transportation.

  • « EUR pallet – 120 * 80 cm
  • « FIN pallet – 120 * 100 cm

How much is it possible to load on to a trailer?

Most common maximum loading unit in road transport are the following parameters:

  • 24 000 kg
  • 34 EUR pallets (120 * 80 cm)
  • 26 FIN pallets (120 * 100 cm)
  • 85 m³ … 112 m³ (depending on the type of the trailer either a full trailer or a semi trailer)
  • 13,6 ldm (loading meter – an actual meter of the total trailer length)

The following documents accompany the goods in road transportation:

  • An invoice or a bill of lading issued by the consignor
  • CMR – international waybill

CMR is an international waybill filled in by a carrier company, one copy of which is given to the sender of the goods, one copy to the receiver and the third copy will remain at the carrier as a proof of the transport made, and will arrive to you together with an invoice for the transport service.

Sea transport is the cheapest possible way of transport if we talk about very long distances.

We are engaged in both part container (LCL) and full container (FCL) transport.

  • partial consignment in a container (less than container load)
  • full container consignment (full container load)

How much goods can be loaded into a container?

The quantity that can be possibly loaded into a container does depend on the size of it.

The most common sizes are 20 (20’ DC) and 40 (40’ DC) feet long containers

« 40’ DC Internal dimensions: Length 12,03 x Width 2,35 x Height 2,39 meters. Volume 67,6 m³ Max weight – 26,7 tons.

« 20’ DC Internal dimensions: Length 5,9 m x Width 2,35 m x Height 2,39 meters. Volume 33,1 m³ Max weight – 21,6 tons.

There are also containers with bigger capacity than the earlier mentioned have (40’ HC) which are one foot higher, and wider containers (40’ PW; 45’ HCPW), which can contain two side by side standard pallets (EUR, FIN).