Freight forwarding Poland - transit times, prices and particularities

We are able to handle your transport to Poland cost-effectively and in just a few business days with the help of our logistics network. Find out now what to consider when shipping.

Transit times for your shipment to Poland

The transit times for your shipments vary depending on your selected shipping method and the specified pickup and delivery locations. In the following overview you can see the regular transit times for your transport from Germany to Poland.

You can easily view transit times for pan-European transports on our booking platform after entering your destinations.

Delivery option 'preferred date'

The delivery option 'preferred date' is only available for groupage freight shipments. This delivery option allows you to send groupage freight shipments at a later preferred date. What exactly does that mean?

• Collection on the next business day or the preferred day
• Prioritized delivery on the preferred date
• Free storage of your goods for a maximum of 4 business days (5€ per pallet space and per business day afterwards)
• Minimum transit times are the same as for the Standard delivery option

Shipping method Direct Loads

For Direct Loads from or to Poland, transit times depend on vehicle availability and the covered distance. This shipping method is the fastest option for you, as the vehicle drives to the delivery location without transshipment. Shipments are usually delivered in 1-2 business days.

Learn more about Direct Loads

Prices for transports to Poland

The costs of your shipments are variable due to the different shipping methods and routes. With the help of our freight cost calculator you can easily view daily updated prices.

Poland as an economic area

As a low-cost production country, Poland is an important partner for German logistics. Over the years, many logistics centers and production facilities have settled in Poland, from which shipments are transported all over Europe.

The country's good location in Eastern Europe allows numerous transits from northern to southern and from western to Eastern Europe. Poland is therefore also a convenient production location for foreign companies.

The traffic infrastructure of Poland

The main road network consists of Polish national roads serving both national and international traffic.

For freeways, expressways and state roads, a route-based toll is charged on some road sections. Trucks with a total weight of more than 12 t are partially subject to driving bans in connection with public holidays as well as on weekends.