Freight trucks moving cargo through an inland corridor

Ground Transportation

The legs that are usually improvised: mine to port, port to warehouse, warehouse to buyer. We contract them properly, with vetted carriers and insured loads.

Vetted
Carrier network
Cross-border
Corridor permits
Tracked
Load visibility
Last mile
Distribution

Desk capabilities

Inland movement handled like the rest of the shipment

Most cargo losses and delays happen inland, not at sea. We apply the same vetting, insurance and documentation standards to trucking as to ocean freight.

FTL & LTL Trucking

Full and part loads on contracted rates, including flatbed, tipper and refrigerated equipment.

Cross-Border Corridors

Permits, transit bonds and border coordination on Andean, Gulf and East African routes.

Tracking & Checkpoints

GPS-tracked movements with agreed checkpoints and escalation if a load goes silent.

Drayage & Port Haulage

Container collection, return and yard management coordinated with the ocean booking.

Waybills & Handover

Signed waybills, condition notes and photographic proof of delivery on every leg.

Carrier Vetting

Licence, insurance and safety checks on every subcontracted carrier before first load.

Truck fleet at a distribution hub

Where it matters most

Mine to port is where schedules break

Rural roads, seasonal access and border queues cause more missed vessels than any other factor. We plan inland legs against the sailing, not after it.

  • Inland transit planned backwards from the vessel cut-off
  • Seasonal and weather access assessed on mining corridors
  • Border dwell time built into the schedule, not discovered at the post
  • Escorted movements available for high-value inland legs
  • Consolidated reporting alongside the ocean or air booking

Need an inland leg contracted?

Send the pickup and delivery points, commodity, weight and equipment type. We return carrier options and a fixed rate.