Cover your end-to-end logistics with Inland

Transportation

Inland transportation is a key partner to ocean freight and with Mediterranean Cargo Logistic, you get access to a range of quality intermodal services – whether truck, rail or barge. Find the right continental and intercontinental transport mode for your cargo, and let us handle the rest.

Global door-to-door transport solutions for every industry

Intermodal transportation is a core focus for Mediterranean Cargo Logistic, and we continue to make significant investments in this area. Our fast-growing road, rail and barge network offers customers all over the world a more flexible, efficient and sustainable way of moving cargo inland.

What are Inland Transportation services?

For logistics to be efficient, they often require a combination of transport options, known as intermodal transport. That’s why we’ve added inland transportation to our logistics services. Covering truck, rail and barge, our inland services are designed to get your goods to their final destination in a shorter time – your goods will remain in the same shipping container they were packed in at their origin.

How can I book Inland Transportation with Mediterranean Cargo Logistic?

Adding Inland Transportation to your booking is simple via our platform. Sign up for free and simply select any of the following combinations in the first step of the booking process to get inland transport included in the route searched:

During the booking
Post booking

Our team will find the best route and mode of transportation for your cargo, coordinating with your suppliers to make the process simple and efficient.

Trucks

Freight trucking is a flexible end-to-end service, ideal for delivering containers over short to long distances across various geographic areas.

Rail

Rail coverage can accommodate your hauling needs at a higher capacity – and is perfect if you need to move your cargo fast.

Barge

Inland water transport by barge can be a cost-effective and environmentally friendly solution. Your freight can access areas by barge, which are not accessible by large vessels.