Europe · EU

Austria

For Austria, the valley, municipality and final approach help define the request. A handover in Vienna differs from a delivery to an Alpine location.

Belgium

For a Belgian request, the company, municipality and recipient’s street spelling should match. Multilingual place names make a complete, confirmed delivery address particularly useful.

Bulgaria

A precise Bulgarian request starts with a confirmed destination and an unambiguous locality. Sofia and other operating sites should each have their own delivery details.

Croatia

For Croatia, distinguishing the mainland from an island is an important first step. Specify the actual handover location instead of naming only a coastal region.

Cyprus

A Cyprus request should identify the exact destination and intended handover. An island address also needs details about the stage following any possible arrival terminal.

Czechia

For Czechia, distinguish the factory, warehouse and office in your request. In Prague or Brno, the actual goods reception point should be identified clearly.

Denmark

Denmark includes Jutland and many islands. Identify the precise destination region so that an address on Zealand or another island can be assessed correctly.

Estonia

An Estonia request should distinguish a Tallinn handover from onward movement to another receiving location. The complete final address remains central to the assessment.

Finland

For Finland, the recipient’s precise location matters: Helsinki and destinations further north each require their own assessment of the final stage of the journey.

France

For France, specify the mainland, Corsica or another French destination territory. Record the town and postcode of the actual receiving point.

Germany

For projects in Germany, the order of collections or deliveries often shapes the request. Assign each quantity to a full address and a clear timing requirement.

Greece

For Greece, state mainland or island in the initial request. For island destinations, the receiving address and intended handover matter more than a port name alone.

Hungary

In a Hungary request, list Budapest and other receiving locations separately. For project deliveries, clear component priorities and a confirmed receiving sequence help define the requirement.

Ireland

For Ireland, a confirmed Eircode helps identify the receiving location. Add the full address and make clear whether the destination is in Ireland or Northern Ireland.

Italy

For Italy, planning starts with the region and whether the destination is on the mainland or an island. Milan differs from a destination on Sardinia.

Latvia

For Latvia, describe a Riga port handover separately from reception at business premises. Responsibility at the handover point and the goods’ onward destination both matter.

Lithuania

In Lithuania, a port reference in Klaipėda and a delivery address in Vilnius are different planning details. Define where the requested transport task starts and ends.

Luxembourg

Luxembourg names both the country and its capital. State the actual municipality and, for office projects, distinguish the postal address from the intended delivery entrance.

Malta

For Malta, make clear whether the receiving address is on Malta or Gozo. Alongside the island, describe building access and the requested handover of bulky packages.

Netherlands

For the Netherlands, identify the actual receiving location. Amsterdam and The Hague are different destinations; an institution or company name does not replace a confirmed delivery address.

Poland

For Poland, Polish place names and complete postcodes help identify delivery points. When several suppliers are involved, each collection needs its own quantity and readiness details.

Portugal

For Portugal, distinguish the mainland, Madeira and the Azores explicitly. For an island project, the particular island matters more than a general archipelago name.

Romania

For Romania, municipality and county help distinguish similar locality names. A construction site or new business property also benefits from a description of the actual vehicle entrance.

Slovakia

For Slovakia, copy the country and town from the confirmed recipient address. Bratislava and other business sites each need their own handover details.

Slovenia

For Slovenia, distinguish port tasks in Koper from deliveries to Ljubljana. Identify the specific transport stage requested and the parties responsible at both ends.

Spain

For Spain, distinguish the mainland, Balearic Islands and Canary Islands. A request involving several locations should identify the destination territory for each separate part of the project.

Sweden

For Sweden, consider the distance from a possible arrival point to the final recipient. Stockholm, Gothenburg and destinations further north each need precise location details.

Cities 10

Berlin

Berlin: Use the confirmed address of the actual handover point. The city name alone defines neither access nor goods receipt.

Hanover

Hanover: Use the confirmed address of the actual handover point. The city name alone defines neither access nor goods receipt.

Frankfurt am Main

Frankfurt am Main: Use the confirmed address of the actual handover point. The city name alone defines neither access nor goods receipt.

Paris

Paris: Use the confirmed address of the actual handover point. The city name alone defines neither access nor goods receipt.

Milan

Milan: Use the confirmed address of the actual handover point. The city name alone defines neither access nor goods receipt.

Madrid

Madrid: Use the confirmed address of the actual handover point. The city name alone defines neither access nor goods receipt.

Barcelona

Barcelona: Use the confirmed address of the actual handover point. The city name alone defines neither access nor goods receipt.

Warsaw

Warsaw: Use the confirmed address of the actual handover point. The city name alone defines neither access nor goods receipt.

Prague

Prague: Use the confirmed address of the actual handover point. The city name alone defines neither access nor goods receipt.

Vienna

Vienna: Use the confirmed address of the actual handover point. The city name alone defines neither access nor goods receipt.

Routes 10

Germany–France

Germany → France: Both ends need their own address, goods contact and readiness status. Describe only the stops that actually belong to your job.

Germany–Italy

Germany → Italy: Both ends need their own address, goods contact and readiness status. Describe only the stops that actually belong to your job.

Germany–Spain

Germany → Spain: Both ends need their own address, goods contact and readiness status. Describe only the stops that actually belong to your job.

Germany–Poland

Germany → Poland: Both ends need their own address, goods contact and readiness status. Describe only the stops that actually belong to your job.

Germany–Czechia

Germany → Czechia: Both ends need their own address, goods contact and readiness status. Describe only the stops that actually belong to your job.

Czechia–France

Czechia → France: Both ends need their own address, goods contact and readiness status. Describe only the stops that actually belong to your job.

Czechia–Italy

Czechia → Italy: Both ends need their own address, goods contact and readiness status. Describe only the stops that actually belong to your job.

Berlin–Paris

Berlin → Paris: Both ends need their own address, goods contact and readiness status. Describe only the stops that actually belong to your job.

Hanover–Milan

Hanover → Milan: Both ends need their own address, goods contact and readiness status. Describe only the stops that actually belong to your job.