The booking that fits
Regional distribution that needs a counted piece list and proof, not a collapsed “in transit” stamp.
- Next-day parcels
- Pallet linehaul
- Critical parts between published European gateways
What this service will not pretend
- Same-day city work belongs on Express, not Road Express.
- Rail is used where the corridor is faster — it is not implied on every booking.
Planned collection
The first custody event establishes who held the package and where it started.
Linehaul visibility
Depot and border milestones explain progress without collapsing into a single status.
Proof at destination
A delivered event supports a printable proof-of-delivery record for the account.
- Accessible collection point
- Piece count that matches the label
- A delivery window the recipient can actually receive
What you see on the road
Collection, depot, border and proof are separate events. A trailer ID is an operational note, not a replacement tracking number.
Dedicated versus consolidated
The booking says which. Consolidated still keeps your identifier; it does not hide the movement inside someone else’s trailer code on the public page.
Planned collections
Collection instructions and the first custody event establish the operational record.
Linehaul visibility
Depot and cross-border milestones explain progress without vague status labels.
Proof at destination
A delivered event supports a printable proof-of-delivery record.
Questions we actually answer
Dedicated or consolidated?
The quote and the booking say which. Consolidated still keeps your tracking number; it does not hide inside a trailer ID.