Professional/reliable logistic service
Road transport is used in a significant number of logistics operations due to its versatility.
With extensive experience and proficiency in freight forwarding services, Northgate Logistics is able to arrange transportation of goods to almost any location.
How do we transport cargo?
We use vehicles with various load capacities for transportation.
We offer both national and international transport.
Advantages of road forwarding:
- Best range – transport of goods is possible to almost any place.
- Excellent alignment of the road network with the distribution of sales and supply markets.
- Low maintenance costs for public transportation.
- The means of transport are well adapted to carry goods with any transportability.
We handle the following types of cargo:
- Dangerous
- Oversized
- Liquids, solids and gases
- Palletised, in bulk
- Requiring heat treatment
For transportation we use:
| Name | Bus |
| Dimensions | from 4,2 x 2,2 x 2,3m to 4,9 x 2,2 x 2,5m |
| Load capacity | 0,8t - 1,2t * |
| Number of pallets | 8-10 (120 x 80) |
| M3 | 21,25 - 26,95 |
| Lading | Side, back, sometimes top*** |
| Name | Curtainsider |
| Dimensions | L 13,6m W 2,45m H 2,65-2,85m |
| Load capacity | 24t * |
| Number of pallets | 30 - 34 (120x80) |
| M3 | 88,29 - 94,96 |
| Lading | Side, back, top *** |
| Additional function | Open the trailer by sliding the cover mounted on a special guide |
| Name | Rigid |
| Dimensions | L x W x H 9,3 x 2,45 x 2,5-3m 7,3 x 2,45 x 2,5-3m 6,4 x 2,45 x 2,5-3m 6,1 x 2,45 x 2,5-3m |
| Load capacity | 5,3 - 9.0t 4,0 - 6,0t 2,5 - 5,0t 1,0 - 3,6 |
| Number of pallets | 23 (120 x 80) 18 (120 x 80) 16 (120 x 80) 15 (120 x 80) |
| M3 | 56,96 - 68,35 44,71 - 53,65 39,2 - 47 37,36 - 44,83 |
| Lading | Side, back, sometimes top*** |
| Name | Platform |
| Dimensions | L 13,6m W do 2,5m without permits H up to 3.1 m without permits |
| Load capacity | 24t * |
| Number of pallets | 33 - 34 (120x80) |
| M3 | - |
| Lading | Side, back, top *** |
| Additional function | No truck top structure, open space |
| Name | Isotherm |
| Dimensions | L 13,6m W 2,45m H 2,5-2,7m |
| Load capacity | 20 - 22t ** |
| Number of pallets | 33 (120x80) |
| M3 | 88,3 - 89,96 |
| Lading | Back (rigid body) |
| Additional function | Maintains the temperature of the goods in transit |
| Name | Set 15.4 m |
| Dimensions | 7,7 x 2,45m + 7,7 x 2,45m or 6,8 x 2,45m + 8,3 x 2,45m H 2,65 - 3,0m |
| Load capacity | 4 - 23,5t * |
| Number of pallets | 38 (120x80) |
| M3 | 99,98 - 120 |
| Lading | Side, back |
| Name | Refrigerator truck |
| Dimensions | L 13,6m W 2,45m H 2,5-2,7m |
| Load capacity | 20 - 22t ** |
| Number of pallets | 33 (120x80) |
| M3 | 88,3 - 89,96 |
| Lading | Back (rigid body) |
| Additional function | Temperature-controlled loads may be carried |
| Name | Mega |
| Dimensions | L 13,6m W 2,45m H 2,9-3,05m |
| Load capacity | 24t * |
| Number of pallets | 33 - 34 (120x80) |
| M3 | 96,62 - 101,62 |
| Lading | Side, back, top *** |
| Name | Tarpaulin |
| Dimensions | L 13,6m W 2,45m H 2,65-2,85m |
| Load capacity | 24t * |
| Number of pallets | 33 - 34 (120x80) |
| M3 | 88,29 - 94,96 |
| Lading | Side, back, top*** |
| Additional function | May have sides |
* The weight of goods that can be loaded depends on the MPLW (maximum permissible laden weight, i.e. vehicle + load) required in the country of destination and on the unladen mass (a vehicle itself). Formula: load capacity = MPLW - unladen mass.
**The weight of goods that can be loaded depends on the MPLW (maximum permissible laden weight, i.e. vehicle + load + aggregate) required in the country of destination and on the unladen mass (a vehicle itself). Formula: load capacity = MPLW - unladen mass (with aggregate).
***Do not assume that a certain type of car can be loaded from the top, each time you need to confirm this information with the carrier.
**The weight of goods that can be loaded depends on the MPLW (maximum permissible laden weight, i.e. vehicle + load + aggregate) required in the country of destination and on the unladen mass (a vehicle itself). Formula: load capacity = MPLW - unladen mass (with aggregate).
***Do not assume that a certain type of car can be loaded from the top, each time you need to confirm this information with the carrier.
