International road freight from Huesca
199 loads originating in Huesca province, and one of only two in Spain where France is the top destination.
Average transit is a historical door-to-door mean, waiting time included. It is not a committed delivery lead time. How we measure transit times, zone by zone
Huesca exports agri-food — cereal, pork, fruit — and chemicals from the Cinca, the Somontano and Monzón. A small province by volume but with its own outlet: 199 loads to 14 countries.
France leads with 37 loads, something it shares only with Zaragoza. The reason is on the map: the Aragonese Pyrenees are the border, and from here you enter France without dropping to the Ebro or going round by Irún.
Measured average transit is 6.4 days, very low for an inland province. Sitting on the crossing rather than hanging off it explains it.
Corridors from this province
Frequently asked questions
Why does France come first here?
Geography: only Huesca and Zaragoza have France as their top destination in all of Spain. From Alto Aragón you cross without detouring, and that shows both in the destination mix and in transit, which is among the lowest inland.
Do you collect from a province this size?
Yes, and 199 historical loads back it. A province's volume does not decide whether we collect: it decides how often there is space. Give us dates and we fit them to a departure.