Spedition Berlin - transport times, prices and special features

You are looking for a forwarding agency for your shipment from or to Berlin? With Cargoboard you are exactly right! With transport networks such as CargoLine, we are able to handle your transport quickly and cost-effectively. Learn everything you need to know about shipping to or from Berlin here.

Transport times to and from Berlin

Transport times vary and are highly dependent on the distance between the pickup and delivery locations. In the following table you can get an overview of the current standard delivery times for shipping to Berlin within Germany.

Delivery option desired date

The delivery option of the desired date is available for the transport type of general cargo shipment. This delivery option allows you to send your general cargo shipment at a later date of your choice. What does that mean in concrete terms?

• Collection on the next working day or on the desired day
• Prioritized delivery on the desired date
• Free storage of goods for a maximum of four working days (then 5€ per pallet space and per working day)
• Minimum terms as for the Standard delivery option

Type of transport express direct

For express direct trips to or from Berlin, the transport times depend on the availability of vehicles and the distance to be covered. This method of shipment is the fastest option for you, as the vehicle travels to the receiving point immediately and without reloading. As a rule, the shipments are delivered in 1 business day.

Learn more about express direct trips

Cost of transportation to Belgium

Transportation costs are highly dependent on your choice of shipping method, as well as the distance between pickup and delivery locations. With the help of our shipping calculator you can easily view your daily updated prices for shipping to or from Berlin.

The transport infrastructure in Berlin

Berlin is not only the federal capital of Germany, but also the center of the Berlin-Brandenburg metropolitan region. In general, the city is divided into 12 districts and 96 districts. With 3.6 million inhabitants, it is also the most populous and largest city in the German Federal Republic in terms of area. In particular, it represents a European hub for rail and air traffic and has two international airports, Berlin Tegel (TXL) and Berlin-Schönefeld (SXF).

In terms of road traffic, Berlin has the lowest car density compared to other German cities. And this despite the fact that the city has an excellent and dense infrastructure. From the west, Berlin's city center is surrounded by the A100 - Berliner Stadtring freeway, which is also a purely urban freeway. The A100 is the busiest section of highway in Germany. Around Berlin runs the A10 freeway, which leads to several federal highways throughout Germany. Freight forwarders in Berlin, in particular, derive great benefit from the excellent transport links. Companies for transport and logistics use the distinctive infrastructure for branches in the capital.