Topic: Kombiverkehr

Kombiverkehr tanktainers successfully roll across Europe

Trials of heavy-duty tanktainers by German logistics provider Kombiverkehr have been going well. Successful completion of field trials will provide new opportunities for bulk liquids and chemicals transport on rail-based intermodal services, using the company’s...Read more
|Comment|author: Simon Walton

New multimodal link from Duisburg to Sweden

Sweden will get a new regular rail-ferry-rail connection to the German intermodal hub of Duisburg. Two railway legs will be arranged by DB Cargo Scandinavia, Kombiverkehr and Spedition Bode while the sea leg will be...Read more
|Comment|author: Mykola Zasiadko

Wels-Vienna-Budapest line 3 times per week

The Austrian Rail Cargo Group and German Kombiverkehr have partnered up to realise a three-weekly rail freight connection between Wels, Vienna and Budapest. The three cities in Germany, Austria and Hungary are main nodes in...Read more
|Comment|author: Majorie van Leijen

New multimodal link between Norway and Italy

In cooperation with rail freight operator Kombiverkehr the Norwegian Color Line shipping company has established a weekly direct train connection for rail freight traffic between the Norwegenkai Terminal in Kiel (Germany) and Verona in Italy....Read more
|Comment|author: Majorie van Leijen
Kombiverkehr freight train, source: Kombiverkehr

Kombiverkehr launches app to trace freight trains

The Frankfurt-based logistics provider Kombiverkehr has launched a digital application called the Zug-Monitor. It allows the customers to trace the geographical location of freight trains. The implementation of the new solution is a part of...Read more
|Comment|author: Mykola Zasiadko
Mertz Terminal in Malmö. Photo: Kombiverkehr

More services Kombiverkehr via Öresund bridge

German rail operator Kombiverkehr has increased its rail services to and from Sweden via the Öresund bridge. Since this week, three trains offer five departures in both directions on the line Coevorden – Bad Bentheim...Read more
|Comment|author: Majorie van Leijen
Shunting locomotive at the Ludwigshafen KTL terminal, Photographer: Markus Heimbach

Kombiverkehr welcomes German rail freight Masterplan

Germany’s Kombiverkehr has welcomed the newly-published national Masterplan for Rail Freight, which outlines the future for the country’s rail cargo infrastructure, and also called for greater commitment at international level. Established in 1969, Kombiverkehr is an...Read more
|Comment|author: Simon Weedy

New Kombiverkehr services cement 2016 growth

The German-owned intermodal rail specialist Kombiverkehr KG says it shifted 7,329 more truckloads from road to rail in 2016. The total number of consignments was 985,424 (1.97 million TEU), up 0.7 per cent on the...Read more
|Comment|author: Simon Weedy