Train

Reliable transportation of goods, that's what matters

Rail logistics is a branch of logistics that uses rail transport to move goods and cargo. It has its own characteristics and advantages:

‍Features of rail logistics: Large volumes of cargo: Rail logistics is ideal for large volumes of cargo, such as coal, grain, raw materials.‍

Resistance to weather conditions: Rail transportation is less dependent on weather conditions, making it reliable for transportation in winter or during bad weather.‍

High operating weight: Railways are able to transport large and heavy cargoes that may be difficult for other modes of transportation.

Significant advantages of rail logistics include efficiency for long distances, which affects large volumes of cargo that can be delivered more cheaply over long distances.
Cost savings: usually more favorable for large volumes and long distances. Also, this type of logistics transportation is reliable, the railroad often runs on schedule, which makes it reliable and stable for business.
A special feature is the resistance to traffic congestion, as the railway mode of transportation completely avoids congestion that often occurs on the roads.

Who uses train logistics?

• Producers of raw materials: For the delivery of raw materials from mines or quarries.
• Agricultural enterprises: To transport agricultural products such as grain, agricultural machinery, and more.
• Logistics companies and trade intermediaries: Companies that specialize in freight transportation and logistics can use rail transportation for their customers.
• Mining companies: For the transportation of coal, ore and other raw materials from mines to factories.
• Energy companies: To transport fuels such as coal or gas.
• Construction companies: To transport construction materials and equipment.