Road freight from France to Germany: full loads and groupage

Route and transit times

Item	Details
Route	Via Strasbourg–Kehl, Saarbrücken or Mulhouse, then the German autobahn network
Distance from Paris	575 km (Frankfurt)
Full truckload	D+1 to D+2
Groupage	D+2 to D+4
Main cities served	Frankfurt, Munich, Stuttgart, Cologne, Hamburg, Berlin

The Maut, Germany's distance-based truck toll, is included in our prices.
Trucks over 7.5 t may not run on Sundays and public holidays between midnight and 10 pm.
In July and August, the ban extends to Saturdays from 7 am to 8 pm on certain routes.

Service	In short
Full truckload (FTL)	A dedicated semi-trailer for your goods only, with no transhipment.
Groupage & pallets (LTL)	Pay only for the space you use, from a single pallet.
Dedicated express	A vehicle sets off within hours of your call.
Temperature-controlled	Chilled +2/+8 °C or frozen −20 °C, with temperature records.
Dangerous goods (ADR)	Batteries, perfumes, aerosols: certified drivers and vehicles.
Vehicle transport	Cars, vans and motorbikes: open or enclosed car transporters.

How long does delivery to Germany take?

Allow D+1 to D+2 after collection by full truckload, and D+2 to D+4 by groupage. These are typical times, confirmed on your quote.

Which cities do you serve?

The whole country, including Frankfurt, Munich, Stuttgart, Cologne, Hamburg, Berlin.

Are customs formalities required?

No, Germany is part of the EU single market: goods move without a customs declaration.