Shipping containers from the terminal straight to your dock

We handle the Czech road leg of intermodal container transport – a full shipping container from the inland terminal to your dock, an empty one delivered for loading and the full one taken back to the terminal for the train. Our own trucks, experienced drivers and a dispatch desk that picks up the phone.

  • 20+years of experience
  • 15+trucks in the fleet
  • 2,400+jobs delivered a year
  • 24/7dispatch desk
Conpath tractor unit with a container under a gantry crane at a container terminal
Under the gantry crane at the terminal – the container is heading for our chassis

How it works

Ship and rail carry the container halfway around the world. The last miles are ours.

  1. 1Sea portThe container arrives by ship, for example in Hamburg, Bremerhaven or Koper.
  2. 2RailA train takes it hundreds of kilometres to an inland terminal in Czechia.
  3. 3Terminal in CzechiaWe collect the container at the terminal and load it onto our own chassis.Handled by Conpath
  4. 4Your dockWe bring it to your dock and, once it is unloaded, return the empty to the depot.Handled by Conpath

Exports work the other way round: we bring an empty container from the depot for loading and take the full one to the terminal for the train.

Why leave it to us

Terminal, depot and your dock – we know where the time gets lost

The last miles decide whether a container arrives on time and without detention. So we look after them ourselves – from the terminal slot to the return of the empty container.

We know the terminals inside out

We serve terminals in and around Prague every day and know how each one works. We plan the slots so your container does not sit around – at the terminal or at your site.

Empties and depots

We do not leave an empty container standing. Once it is unloaded we take it to the depot, so you do not run up detention once the free days are over.

Import and export both ways

We carry full containers from the terminal to you, deliver empties for loading and take full ones back to the train. One haulier, one dispatch desk and one plan for both directions.

Why intermodal pays off

Cheaper, greener and with no reloading of your goods

Combining rail and road is currently the most cost-effective way of getting a shipping container from the port inland.

  • Lower cost on long routesThe long-distance leg goes by rail; the truck only covers the first and last miles.
  • A smaller carbon footprintPer tonne carried, rail emits considerably less CO₂ than a truck on the motorway.
  • Your goods are never reloadedThe load stays in a sealed container all the way from the port to your dock.
  • A plan you can rely onTrains run to a timetable, with no weekend driving bans and no motorway tailbacks.

What we arrange

  • ✓Import – collecting a full container at the terminal and bringing it to your dock
  • ✓Export – delivering an empty container for loading and taking the full one to the terminal
  • ✓Returning empty containers to the depot
  • ✓Moving containers between terminals and depots
  • ✓One-off jobs and regular collections from the terminal

What we carry

  • ✓20' containers
  • ✓40' and 40' High Cube
  • ✓45' High Cube
  • ✓Full and empty containers
  • ✓Tank containers – case by case
  • ✓ADR loads – case by case

Other services in this category

Road haulage of shipping containers

Before you get in touch

Frequently asked questions

Which terminals do you serve?

Most often terminals in and around Prague, such as Metrans Prague-Uhříněves. We also run to other terminals in Czechia – how far we go depends on the job. Direct runs to ports and terminals abroad are covered on the International transport page.

What if I cannot unload the container on the day it arrives?

We agree with you where it waits. Either we unload the container in our warehouse in Milovice and return the empty to the depot straight away, so no detention runs up, or we leave it on its chassis at your site until you have time to unload it. In the latter case, bear in mind that the shipping line charges detention once the free days are over – we plan around that so the container stands idle for as short a time as possible.

Do you open the container during transport?

No. We never open the container in transit – the goods stay sealed from the moment we collect it at the terminal until it reaches your dock. It is unloaded at your site, or in our warehouse if that is what we agree.

We get containers regularly. Can you set capacity aside for us?

Yes. For steady volumes we can dedicate trucks to you long term, with agreed SLAs and a predictable price. You will find the details on the Scheduled lines and capacity contracts page – and of course we still take one-off collections from the terminal as well.

How quickly will I get a quote?

Usually within a few hours. For urgent jobs, call us straight away on +420 602 357 497.

Is the enquiry binding?

No. The enquiry is free and not binding. We send you a price and availability; the decision is yours.

Enquiry

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No call centre, no being passed between departments. The company owner reads every enquiry personally and comes back to you with a price and availability.

  1. Fill in a short questionnaire – it takes about a minute.
  2. Your enquiry reaches the owner – straight to his inbox.
  3. We come back with a quote – usually within a few hours.

I read every enquiry personally. Vratislav Pýcha –
company owner

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