Your advantages in our single wagonload transport
By offering nationwide single wagonload services, DB Cargo is the only company in Germany which gives companies with low cargo volumes a way to reap the benefits of rail transport across the country and throughout Europe.
Your benefits at a glance:
- Largest railway network in Europe
- Access even without a private siding
- Flexible ordering with regard to times, cargo volumes and routes
- Large wagon fleet with special equipment
- Environmentally friendly transportation
DB Cargo's single wagonload transports move some 15,000 wagons every day, one third of them on cross-border connections. In this way, DB Cargo helps you to meet your targets for reducing CO2 emissions.
Fast and direct
We offer you direct connections between Europe’s economic centres with departures also at night and on Sundays and public holidays. With our express products on high-frequency connections, we run services up to five times a day.
Door-to-door-service
As a fast and sustainable alternative to lorry transport, we offer customers in all industries complete door-to-door services, even for individual consignments. We take on the complete organisation of the service, including arranging the pre-carriage and onward carriage by road and providing the equipment.
Railports throughout Europe
Customers without their own private sidings can rely on DB Cargo. Across Europe, our conveniently located railports provide access to the rail network.
Broad range of goods covered
- Containers and swap bodies
- Palletised goods
- Steel and metal products
- Chemical products
- Paper rolls
- Bulk goods
Exclusive product logo for single wagon transport
The network "Zukunft Einzelwagenverkehr” was founded in May 2021, and 29 of the 150 rail freight operators in the Association of German Transport Companies (VDV) have so far joined. These partners want to strengthen their cooperation and promote the network’s continued growth. An own logo will help create a brand for single wagon transport and also bring the partners closer together. The idea is to demonstrate their commitment to a common product.
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