Skip to main content
SAVA LOGISTIC — European Road Freight Specialists
Quote for Spain → Austria →

Spain-origin LTL corridor · Spain → Austria

Spain to Austria LTL & road freight

Regular road freight from Spain to Vienna, Linz, and Graz across the Alpine corridor.

Business pallets and recurring partial loads

Choose a quote for one shipment or ask us to review your regular transport needs.

Minimum billing: 2 LDM; Romania: 0.4 LDM. Pallets below 500 kg are accepted at the applicable minimum rate.

For businesses shipping their own goods. No personal removals or temperature-controlled freight.

An estimate is indicative. Our team confirms cargo acceptance, price and timing in writing.

Strategic connectivity

Austria is a compact, industry-dense market — Graz around Magna Steyr's automotive supplier network, Linz for voestalpine steel and the chemical cluster, Vienna for distribution. Our twice-weekly Spain-origin lane runs through Germany — across France to Neuenburg on the Rhine, the A8 past Munich, and into Austria at Suben near Passau, or at Walserberg by Salzburg depending on the delivery address — and plans around Alpine chain laws in season; Spanish parts, chemistry and consumer goods move to all three hubs on the same lane.

Groupage LTL
Transit by delivery zone
Departures on fixed weekdays (several departures a week)

Origin hub

Barcelona (Sabadell)

Destination hubs

Vienna, Linz, Graz

"We don't just drop cargo at Austria — we stay on every kilometre. Live GPS, proactive updates, and a dispatcher on the phone when you need one."

What you get on every load

Real-time tracking

Live GPS position on every shipment, so you know where your freight is without having to ask.

Documentation support

CMR paperwork and ADR handling covered in-house. For non-EU lanes, customs declarations are coordinated with licensed destination brokers.

Regular departures

Consistent schedules from our Barcelona hub with a bilingual team on the phone when you need one.

Route intelligence: Spain → Austria

Operational data for the Barcelona–Vienna corridor. Updated 2026-09-24.

Spain to Austria route specifications
ParameterValue
Distance1,950 km
Main highwayAP-7 → A-9 → A7/A46/A42/A39/A36 (FR) → A5/A8/A99/A92/A3 (DE) → A8/A25/A1/A21 (AT)
Departure frequency2× per week
Customs requiredNo — EU free movement

Border crossings (4)

  1. 1La Jonquera (ES/FR)
  2. 2Neuenburg (FR/DE)
  3. 3Suben (DE/AT)
  4. 4Walserberg (DE/AT)

Local restrictions & regulations

  • GO-Maut electronic toll required
  • Sectoral driving ban Inntal
  • Served via Germany (Vlad, 2026-09-29): Neuenburg, the A8 through Munich and Suben/Passau to Vienna, with Walserberg for Salzburg and Upper Austria. The published distance is the German axis to Vienna

Transport mode comparison: Spain → Austria

Compare road freight against air and sea alternatives for the Spain–Austria corridor.

Comparison of transport modes from Spain to Austria
ModeCostSpeed
✈️ Air Freight€€€€Confirm with the provider
🚢 Sea Freight€Confirm with the provider
🚛 Road LTL (SAVA LOGISTIC)€By delivery zone

Cost and speed estimates are approximate and vary by shipment size, urgency, and season. SAVA LOGISTIC road freight offers the optimal balance of cost, speed, and door-to-door convenience for European corridors.

Frequently asked

How long does Spain to Austria road freight take from Barcelona?

We serve Vienna, Graz and Linz. Transit depends on the delivery zone, and we give it for the exact postcode you deliver to when you ask for a quote. All transits are door-to-door; Madrid or Valencia pickups add 24 hours.

Do you handle Alpine-pass routing and winter restrictions?

Yes. Our dispatch plans around seasonal chain laws and truck bans on specific days (e.g. Austrian Saturday night bans). The Austrian lane itself stays off the Alpine passes: it runs through Germany and enters Austria at Suben near Passau, or at Walserberg by Salzburg depending on the delivery address, not through Italy or Switzerland.

Can you deliver to industrial hubs like Graz and Linz directly?

Yes. Graz (Magna Steyr and its supplier cluster) and Linz (voestalpine, chemical cluster) are regular weekly stops on our Austria lane. We know the plant access procedures and delivery windows for the main sites.

Is Austria an intra-EU lane — any customs formalities?

Intra-EU, so no customs declaration. Documentation is limited to CMR plus any product-specific paperwork (ADR, phytosanitary, etc.). No border-waiting; a tachograph rest stop is usually the longest delay.

Can you do urgent LTL to Vienna?

Yes, on the priority lane. Barcelona-cutoff orders placed by early afternoon go onto our express LTL schedule, quoted case by case. Transit depends on the delivery zone, and we give it for the exact postcode you deliver to when you ask for a quote.

Is LTL groupage available from Spain to Austria?

Yes — SAVA Logistic runs scheduled LTL consolidations from Barcelona to Vienna, Graz, and Linz. 2 LDM billed, or 0.4 LDM for Romania; pallets below 500 kg are accepted with the applicable minimum charge. Departures run 2 times per week.

Business freight: scope and review

For companies shipping their own goods. We do not handle the following requests:

  • Private household moves and personal effects
  • Temperature-controlled freight

Special or non-standard business loads are reviewed individually. Send goods, dimensions, weight and any handling or documentation needs; availability and acceptance are confirmed after review.

Ask us to review your load

Need a quote on the
Spain → Austria corridor?

What ships well on the Spain → Austria lane

The lane we actually run most. If your cargo sits outside these categories we still quote it — this list reflects what moves weekly, not a limit.

Automotive components

Tier 1/2 supply to plants around Graz and Linz — palletised, time-sensitive production feed.

Industrial machinery

Machined parts and capital goods to Vienna / Upper Austria industrial corridor.

Food & beverages

Ambient Spanish food products and packaged goods to retail DCs around Vienna and Salzburg.

Adjacent corridors

Austria sits on our DACH / Central-Europe network. If your delivery footprint crosses borders, these lanes pair naturally with Spain → Austria.

★★★★★

Reliable and professional transport firm

“Sava Logistic Trucking Company is an extremely reliable and professional transport firm. The team is well-organized, always punctual, and pays great attention to detail. Communication is excellent — they respond quickly and always find efficient solutions. Their trucks are modern and well-maintained, and their services are trustworthy and fairly priced. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for a serious and dependable logistics company in Spain.”
Tereza Munteanu · Verified Google review

Regions we serve in Austria

Transit bands, postal coverage and main cities — region by region.

VorarlbergBregenz · ~1300 km

Vorarlberg is the westernmost Austrian state and the first reached on our corridor: Bregenz sits approximately 1,300 km from our Barcelona hub via the A14 Rheintal motorway. LTL groupage covers the entire state with transit by delivery zone on twice-weekly departures, serving a compact but highly industrialised region.

The state's freight profile centres on precision engineering and advanced manufacturing — Vorarlberg is home to world-class textile machinery makers (Dornbirn cluster), electrical engineering firms and a thriving high-tech sector. The Rhine Valley industrial belt between Dornbirn, Feldkirch and Lustenau generates sustained demand for specialised components and production line equipment.

Both countries are EU members — no customs duties or clearance procedures apply. Standard groupage covers door-to-door delivery across the state, with loading-bay appointments coordinated by our operations team.

Main cities served

Bregenz, Dornbirn, Feldkirch and Lustenau cover the state — Dornbirn leads in textile machinery and tech, Feldkirch serves the cross-border logistics corridor with Switzerland and Liechtenstein.

BregenzDornbirnFeldkirchLustenau

Key industries on this lane

Precision engineering components enter our industrial-machinery line; textile machinery and tech equipment in the technology service; food-grade supplies in the food & beverage line.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in Vorarlberg

The route in runs from our Barcelona hub through La Jonquera onto the French and German autobahn network, descending into the Rhine Valley via the A14 Rheintal motorway to reach Bregenz, roughly 1,300 km out — with no customs formalities, since both Spain and Austria are in the EU. Twice-weekly LTL groupage feeds deconsolidation for Dornbirn, Feldkirch and Lustenau, with last-mile delivery across the 67-69 postcode area serving the Rhine Valley's precision-engineering and textile-machinery belt.

Postal codes covered

676869

Delivery zone

ZONA 1

Frequently asked

How long does a delivery from Spain to Bregenz take?

Bregenz receives LTL groupage with transit by delivery zone for a journey of approximately 1,300 km — the first Austrian state reached on the corridor. Departures twice a week with online tracking from pickup to delivery.

Do you deliver to the Dornbirn industrial cluster?

Yes — precision engineering components, textile machinery parts and tech equipment for the Dornbirn–Lustenau industrial belt are standard corridor freight. We coordinate loading-bay appointments.

What postcodes in Vorarlberg do you cover?

Postcodes starting with 67-69 cover Vorarlberg — from Bregenz through Dornbirn to Feldkirch. All at standard Vorarlberg rates with last-mile included.

Is the service on this lane LTL groupage or a full truck (FTL)?

Our scheduled service on this corridor is LTL groupage — your pallets travel in a consolidated trailer with other freight, door-to-door with last-mile delivery included. Full truckload (FTL) is a separate product: when a shipment fills a complete trailer we quote it case by case.

Get a quote →

TyrolInnsbruck · ~1350 km

Tyrol sits at the heart of the Alpine transit corridor, with Innsbruck approximately 1,350 km from our Barcelona hub via the A12 Inntal motorway. LTL groupage covers the entire state with transit by delivery zone on twice-weekly departures, serving one of Austria's most strategically located industrial regions.

The state's freight profile combines Swarovski's global headquarters in Wattens, Innsbruck's growing technology and life-sciences cluster, and a strong tourism-supply chain that drives food-grade and hospitality equipment demand. The Inntal corridor — one of Europe's busiest north-south transit axes — creates additional logistics and warehousing freight.

Both countries are EU members — no customs duties or clearance procedures apply. Standard groupage covers door-to-door delivery throughout the state, with loading-bay appointments coordinated by our operations team.

Main cities served

Innsbruck, Kufstein, Schwaz, Wörgl and Hall in Tirol cover the state — Innsbruck dominates tech and life-sciences freight, Kufstein serves the German border logistics zone.

InnsbruckKufsteinSchwazWörglHall in Tirol

Key industries on this lane

Tech and precision components enter our technology line; industrial machinery and tools in the dedicated machinery service; food-grade and hospitality supplies in the food & beverage line.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in Tyrol

The route into Tyrol runs north from Barcelona on the AP-7, crosses into France at La Jonquera, runs the Mediterranean autoroutes to Ventimiglia and climbs the Italian A22, entering Austria at the Brenner before the final ~1,350 km settle onto the A12 Inntal motorway toward Innsbruck. Because both countries are in the EU, freight moves without customs formalities. At Innsbruck we deconsolidate the twice-weekly LTL groupage for last-mile delivery across Kufstein, Schwaz, Wörgl and Hall in Tirol, covering postcodes 60-66 and 99 around Lienz.

Postal codes covered

6061626364656699

Delivery zone

ZONA 1ZONA 3

Frequently asked

How long does a delivery from Spain to Innsbruck take?

Innsbruck receives LTL groupage with transit by delivery zone for a journey of approximately 1,350 km via the A12 Inntal motorway. Departures twice a week with online tracking from pickup to delivery.

Do you deliver to the Swarovski facilities in Wattens?

Yes — precision components, specialised machinery and production-line equipment for the Wattens industrial zone and Swarovski supply chain are standard corridor freight.

What postcodes in Tyrol do you cover?

Postcodes starting with 60-66 — plus 99 for East Tyrol around Lienz — cover Tyrol, from Innsbruck through Kufstein to the Brenner corridor. All at standard rates with last-mile included.

Is the service on this lane LTL groupage or a full truck (FTL)?

Our scheduled service on this corridor is LTL groupage — your pallets travel in a consolidated trailer with other freight, door-to-door with last-mile delivery included. Full truckload (FTL) is a separate product: when a shipment fills a complete trailer we quote it case by case.

Get a quote →

SalzburgSalzburg · ~1550 km

Salzburg sits at the German-Austrian border gateway, with the city approximately 1,550 km from our Barcelona hub via the Walserberg crossing on the A1. LTL groupage covers the entire state with transit by delivery zone on twice-weekly departures, serving a compact region with strong industrial and food-processing sectors.

The state's freight profile combines automotive supplier networks (BMW's nearby Munich operations drive cross-border parts flows), Salzburg's food-processing cluster — including Red Bull's global headquarters — and a vibrant tourism supply chain that generates hospitality equipment and food-grade demand year-round.

Both countries are EU members — no customs duties or clearance procedures apply. Standard groupage covers door-to-door delivery throughout the state, with loading-bay appointments coordinated by our operations team.

Main cities served

Salzburg, Hallein, Bischofshofen and Zell am See cover the state — Salzburg dominates food-processing and automotive supply freight, Hallein serves industrial manufacturing.

SalzburgHalleinBischofshofenZell am See

Key industries on this lane

Automotive components enter our automotive line; food-processing equipment and food-grade supplies in the food & beverage service; industrial machinery in the dedicated machinery line.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in Salzburg

The route in runs from our Castellar del Vallès consolidation point over the La Jonquera frontier, up through Strasbourg and onto the A1, crossing at Walserberg into the Salzburg gateway after roughly 1,550 km. Because both countries are EU members, freight moves without customs formalities. On arrival, twice-weekly LTL groupage is deconsolidated for last-mile delivery into the city, Hallein, Bischofshofen and Zell am See, covering the 50–57 postcode area that feeds the region's automotive supplier and food-processing flows.

Postal codes covered

5051525354555657

Delivery zone

ZONA 2

Frequently asked

How long does a delivery from Spain to Salzburg take?

Salzburg receives LTL groupage with transit by delivery zone for a journey of approximately 1,550 km — right at the German-Austrian border gateway. Departures twice a week with online tracking from pickup to delivery.

Do you deliver to Red Bull headquarters and the food cluster?

Yes — food-processing equipment, packaging materials and food-grade supplies for Salzburg's food-processing cluster including Red Bull's operations are standard corridor freight.

What postcodes in Salzburg do you cover?

Postcodes starting with 50-57 cover Salzburg state — from the city through Hallein to Zell am See. All at standard rates with last-mile included.

Is the service on this lane LTL groupage or a full truck (FTL)?

Our scheduled service on this corridor is LTL groupage — your pallets travel in a consolidated trailer with other freight, door-to-door with last-mile delivery included. Full truckload (FTL) is a separate product: when a shipment fills a complete trailer we quote it case by case.

Get a quote →

Upper AustriaLinz · ~1750 km

Upper Austria carries a strikingly large share of Austria's trade with Spain. The region exported EUR 972 million to Spain in 2024 and imported EUR 541 million — 29.2% and 16.7% of the respective national flows. Nearly a third of everything Austria sells to Spain leaves from this one region. Linz sits about 1,750 km from our Barcelona hub, with LTL groupage on two weekly departures and transit by delivery zone.

voestalpine at Linz is the industrial centre of gravity: the Steel Division reported EUR 5,799.1 million of revenue and runs one of the group's two integrated iron-and-steel works in Austria. It is also mid-transformation. A green-electricity electric arc furnace is under construction at Linz, scheduled for commissioning in the first half of 2027, which at full operation is to produce around 1.6 million tonnes of CO2-reduced steel a year; phase one of the programme replaces two coal-fired blast furnaces, one at Linz and one at Donawitz. More than 500 suppliers were contracted for the project, which is itself a freight event.

BMW's Steyr plant is the group's largest engine plant anywhere, building around 1.2 million engines in 2025 on EUR 4.45 billion of revenue, up 2% on the year, and accounting for more than a quarter of the Austrian vehicle industry's production volume. It made around 8,500 electric drive units in 2025 and moved e-drive production to two shifts in July 2026, lifting capacity above 4,000 e-motors a week. In the same city, Steyr Automotive — the former MAN truck plant, renamed in 2021 — employs about 1,000 people building refuse-collection and street-cleaning vehicles and doing contract manufacturing.

Two corrections are worth carrying. Borealis no longer runs a fertiliser business at Linz: it sold the nitrogen business, including the Linz production plants, to AGROFERT in 2023, and its own Linz page now describes an innovation and commercial site with around 460 employees. And KTM, at Mattighofen, is described by its owner as a leading manufacturer of powered two-wheelers rather than Europe's largest motorcycle maker — the stronger phrasing is not the company's own.

Main cities served

Linz, Wels, Steyr, Braunau am Inn and Traun cover the region. Linz holds the steelworks and the chemical estate, Steyr the BMW engine plant and Steyr Automotive, and Braunau am Inn the AMAG aluminium works at Ranshofen.

LinzWelsSteyrBraunau am InnTraun

Key industries on this lane

The BMW engine plant at Steyr and KTM at Mattighofen map to our automotive service, voestalpine and AMAG to construction materials and industrial machinery, and the Linz chemical estate to chemicals. Technology, food and beverage, furniture and e-commerce restocking run across the region.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in Upper Austria

The route into Upper Austria clears La Jonquera, crosses France and southern Germany and enters Austria to reach Linz at about 1,750 km from our Barcelona hub on two weekly departures. The region's alternative to road is Ennshafen, a trimodal water, rail and road transshipment point where more than 60 companies employ around 2,700 people — and its two headline numbers moved in opposite directions in 2025, with water-to-land transshipment down 24% to 380,000 tonnes while Container Terminal Enns rose to 376,000 TEU. Containers grew as bulk fell. AMAG at Ranshofen, in Braunau am Inn, shipped 417,600 tonnes in 2025 on EUR 1,478.5 million of revenue, running recycling, casting and both hot and cold rolling on one site, which makes it a substantial generator of both inbound scrap and outbound rolled aluminium. The one scheduling factor to keep in view over the next few years is the voestalpine conversion at Linz: an electric arc furnace commissioning in the first half of 2027, with more than 500 contracted suppliers feeding the project, will change what moves in and out of that site well before it changes what the site produces.

Postal codes covered

40414243444546474849

Delivery zone

ZONA 2

Frequently asked

What is the transit time from Spain to Linz?

Linz sits about 1,750 km from our Barcelona hub and LTL groupage delivers with transit by delivery zone on two departures a week, entering Austria after crossing southern Germany.

How much of Austria's Spain trade comes from this region?

An unusually large share. Upper Austria exported EUR 972 million to Spain in 2024 and imported EUR 541 million, which is 29.2% and 16.7% of the respective national totals — close to a third of everything Austria sells to Spain originates here.

Does Borealis still make fertiliser at Linz?

No. Borealis sold its nitrogen business — fertiliser, melamine and technical nitrogen, including the Linz production plants — to AGROFERT, with the sale closing in 2023. Its own description of the Linz site is now an innovation and commercial location with around 460 employees.

Which postcodes do you cover?

Prefixes 40 through 49 — the Linz, Wels, Steyr, Braunau am Inn and Traun ranges. Any postcode under those prefixes prices as standard Upper Austria coverage.

Get a quote →

CarinthiaKlagenfurt · ~1500 km

Carinthia occupies Austria's southern border region, with Klagenfurt approximately 1,500 km from our Barcelona hub, reached over the Tarvisio crossing and west along the A2 Südautobahn. LTL groupage covers the entire state with transit by delivery zone on twice-weekly departures, serving a region with strong electronics and industrial heritage.

The state's freight profile centres on Infineon Technologies' European headquarters and semiconductor fabrication in Villach — one of the largest chip-making facilities in Europe — alongside Klagenfurt's growing IT sector and a solid wood-processing and food industry. The Villach–Klagenfurt technology corridor makes Carinthia the corridor's key semiconductor and electronics destination.

Both countries are EU members — no customs duties or clearance procedures apply. Standard groupage covers door-to-door delivery throughout the state, with loading-bay appointments coordinated by our operations team.

Main cities served

Klagenfurt, Villach, Wolfsberg and Spittal an der Drau cover the state — Villach dominates semiconductor and electronics freight, Klagenfurt serves IT and food processing.

KlagenfurtVillachWolfsbergSpittal an der Drau

Key industries on this lane

Semiconductor equipment and electronics enter our technology line; industrial machinery and wood-processing equipment in the dedicated machinery service; food-grade supplies in the food & beverage line.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in Carinthia

The route into Carinthia runs roughly 1,500 km from Barcelona — out through the La Jonquera border, on past Ventimiglia and across northern Italy, then over the Tarvisio crossing into Austria and west along the A2 Südautobahn to Klagenfurt. As both countries are EU members, freight moves without customs formalities. We deconsolidate twice-weekly LTL groupage at destination for last-mile delivery across the 90–98 postcode area, reaching Klagenfurt's IT and food businesses, Infineon's semiconductor base in Villach, and Wolfsberg and Spittal an der Drau.

Postal codes covered

909192939495969798

Delivery zone

ZONA 3

Frequently asked

How long does a delivery from Spain to Klagenfurt take?

Klagenfurt receives LTL groupage with transit by delivery zone for a journey of approximately 1,500 km via the A2 Südautobahn. Departures twice a week with online tracking from pickup to delivery.

Do you deliver to the Infineon campus in Villach?

Yes — semiconductor production equipment, cleanroom supplies and electronics components for Infineon Technologies Villach are standard corridor freight. We handle sensitive equipment with verified packaging.

What postcodes in Carinthia do you cover?

Postcodes starting with 90-98 cover Carinthia — from Klagenfurt through Villach to Spittal. All at standard rates with last-mile included.

Is the service on this lane LTL groupage or a full truck (FTL)?

Our scheduled service on this corridor is LTL groupage — your pallets travel in a consolidated trailer with other freight, door-to-door with last-mile delivery included. Full truckload (FTL) is a separate product: when a shipment fills a complete trailer we quote it case by case.

Get a quote →

StyriaGraz · ~1650 km

Styria is Austria's second-largest state by area and a major automotive hub: Graz sits approximately 1,650 km from our Barcelona hub via the A2 Südautobahn. LTL groupage covers the entire state with transit by delivery zone on twice-weekly departures, serving a major Central European automotive manufacturing cluster.

The state's freight profile centres on Magna Steyr — the world's first contract manufacturer to build a wide range of powertrain technologies on one site — and the broader Graz automotive cluster that includes AVL List (powertrain engineering) and dozens of tier-1 suppliers. The Upper Styrian industrial belt (Leoben–Kapfenberg–Bruck) adds voestalpine special steels and Böhler high-performance materials to the freight mix.

Both countries are EU members — no customs duties or clearance procedures apply. Standard groupage covers door-to-door delivery throughout the state, with loading-bay appointments coordinated by our operations team.

Main cities served

Graz, Leoben, Kapfenberg, Bruck an der Mur and Knittelfeld cover the state — Graz dominates automotive freight, the Upper Styrian belt handles steel and special materials.

GrazLeobenKapfenbergBruck an der MurKnittelfeld

Key industries on this lane

Automotive components and production equipment enter our automotive line; special steels and industrial machinery in the dedicated machinery service; tech and engineering equipment in the technology line.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in Styria

The route into Styria runs roughly 1,650 km from Barcelona, crossing into Austria at Tarvisio before the A2 Südautobahn and the A9 carry consolidated trailers on to Graz — an intra-EU lane with no customs formalities. From there, twice-weekly LTL groupage feeds deconsolidation across the 80–89 postcode area: last-mile pallets for the Graz automotive cluster around Magna Steyr and AVL List, and onward to the Upper Styrian belt at Leoben, Kapfenberg, Bruck an der Mur and Knittelfeld.

Postal codes covered

80818283848586878889

Delivery zone

ZONA 3

Frequently asked

How long does a delivery from Spain to Graz take?

Graz receives LTL groupage with transit by delivery zone for a journey of approximately 1,650 km via the A2 Südautobahn. Styria hosts a major automotive cluster. Departures twice a week with online tracking.

Do you deliver to Magna Steyr and the Graz automotive cluster?

Yes — automotive components, production-line equipment and precision tools for Magna Steyr, AVL List and the broader Graz automotive cluster are standard corridor freight.

What postcodes in Styria do you cover?

Postcodes starting with 80-89 cover Styria — from Graz through Leoben to Kapfenberg. All at standard rates with last-mile included.

Is the service on this lane LTL groupage or a full truck (FTL)?

Our scheduled service on this corridor is LTL groupage — your pallets travel in a consolidated trailer with other freight, door-to-door with last-mile delivery included. Full truckload (FTL) is a separate product: when a shipment fills a complete trailer we quote it case by case.

Get a quote →

Lower AustriaSt. Pölten · ~1900 km

Lower Austria surrounds the capital Vienna and is the country's largest state by area: St. Pölten sits approximately 1,900 km from our Barcelona hub on the A1 Westautobahn. LTL groupage covers the entire state with transit by delivery zone on twice-weekly departures, serving a diverse region with strong automotive, food-processing and logistics sectors.

The state's freight profile reflects its role as Vienna's industrial hinterland: major automotive suppliers in the Wiener Neustadt corridor, one of Europe's densest food-processing regions along the Danube valley (wine, dairy, meat), and a growing logistics-park cluster between St. Pölten and the A1 motorway. Krems and the Wachau region add specialised agricultural equipment demand.

Both countries are EU members — no customs duties or clearance procedures apply. Standard groupage covers door-to-door delivery throughout the state, with loading-bay appointments coordinated by our operations team.

Main cities served

St. Pölten, Wiener Neustadt, Krems an der Donau, Amstetten and Baden cover the state — Wiener Neustadt leads automotive supply, the Danube valley handles food processing.

St. PöltenWiener NeustadtKrems an der DonauAmstettenBaden

Key industries on this lane

Automotive components enter our automotive line; food-processing equipment and agricultural machinery in the food & beverage and machinery services; logistics equipment in the industrial machinery line.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in Lower Austria

The route into Lower Austria runs roughly 1,900 km from Barcelona up the AP-7, crosses into Austria at Tarvisio on the Italian axis, then rides the A2 and the A21 round Vienna onto the A1 Westautobahn west toward St. Pölten — no customs formalities apply between two EU members. From St. Pölten we deconsolidate twice-weekly groupage for last-mile delivery across the 20-39 postcode area: automotive supply into Wiener Neustadt, food-processing and wine freight along the Danube valley, and agricultural goods around Krems, Amstetten and Baden.

Postal codes covered

2021222324252627282930313233343536373839

Delivery zone

ZONA 3ZONA 4

Frequently asked

How long does a delivery from Spain to St. Pölten take?

St. Pölten receives LTL groupage with transit by delivery zone for a journey of approximately 1,900 km on the A1 Westautobahn. Lower Austria is the country's largest state by area. Departures twice a week with online tracking.

Do you deliver to the automotive corridor in Wiener Neustadt?

Yes — automotive components, production equipment and precision tools for the Wiener Neustadt automotive supplier corridor are standard corridor freight. We coordinate loading-bay appointments.

What postcodes in Lower Austria do you cover?

Postcodes starting with 20-39 cover Lower Austria — from St. Pölten through Wiener Neustadt to Krems. All at standard rates with last-mile included.

Is the service on this lane LTL groupage or a full truck (FTL)?

Our scheduled service on this corridor is LTL groupage — your pallets travel in a consolidated trailer with other freight, door-to-door with last-mile delivery included. Full truckload (FTL) is a separate product: when a shipment fills a complete trailer we quote it case by case.

Get a quote →

ViennaVienna · ~1850 km

Vienna is the anchor destination of the Austrian corridor: the published hub sits approximately 1,850 km from our Barcelona hub at the eastern terminus of the A1 Westautobahn. LTL groupage covers the entire city-state with transit by delivery zone on twice-weekly departures, serving Austria's largest consumer market and business centre.

As Austria's capital and largest city (2.04 million, 2.9 million metropolitan), Vienna generates the corridor's most diverse freight mix: technology and IT equipment for the growing startup ecosystem, fashion and consumer goods for the retail market, food & beverage for the metropolitan hospitality sector, and automotive components for the Simmering and Aspern industrial zones.

Both countries are EU members — no customs duties or clearance procedures apply. Standard groupage covers door-to-door delivery throughout the city, with loading-bay appointments coordinated by our operations team.

Main cities served

Vienna operates as a single city-state — the Simmering, Aspern and Liesing industrial zones handle manufacturing and logistics freight, while the inner districts serve tech, fashion and hospitality.

Vienna

Key industries on this lane

Technology and office equipment enter our tech line; fashion restocking in the fashion service; automotive components in the automotive line; food & beverage in the dedicated food line.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in Vienna

The route into Vienna runs roughly 1,850 km up the corridor — crossing at La Jonquera into France, on past Ventimiglia and across the Po Valley, then over Tarvisio into Austria, with the A2 Südautobahn carrying freight north-east to its terminus at the capital. Because both countries are in the EU, loads move without customs formalities. At the gateway we deconsolidate the twice-weekly LTL groupage trailer for last-mile delivery across Vienna's 10–19 postcode districts, reaching the Simmering and Aspern industrial zones.

Postal codes covered

10111213141516171819

Delivery zone

ZONA 4

Frequently asked

How long does a delivery from Spain to Vienna take?

Vienna receives LTL groupage with transit by delivery zone for a journey of approximately 1,850 km — it is the published hub of the Austrian corridor at the A1 terminus. Departures twice a week with online tracking.

Do you deliver to the Aspern and Simmering industrial zones?

Yes — automotive components, tech equipment, fashion goods and food supplies for Vienna's industrial zones and distribution centres are standard corridor freight.

What postcodes in Vienna do you cover?

Postcodes starting with 10-19 cover all Vienna districts — from the 1st district through Simmering to Aspern. All at standard rates with last-mile included.

Is the service on this lane LTL groupage or a full truck (FTL)?

Our scheduled service on this corridor is LTL groupage — your pallets travel in a consolidated trailer with other freight, door-to-door with last-mile delivery included. Full truckload (FTL) is a separate product: when a shipment fills a complete trailer we quote it case by case.

Get a quote →

BurgenlandEisenstadt · ~1800 km

Burgenland occupies Austria's easternmost position, with Eisenstadt approximately 1,800 km from our Barcelona hub — the furthest point on the Austrian corridor. LTL groupage covers the entire state with transit by delivery zone on twice-weekly departures, serving a region defined by food processing and agriculture.

The state's freight profile centres on a major Austrian wine-producing region, a strong organic-agriculture sector, and growing food-processing operations in Oberwart and Güssing. The Neusiedl am See area adds tourism-supply demand during the lake season. Burgenland's proximity to Hungary and Slovakia creates occasional cross-border supply-chain freight.

Both countries are EU members — no customs duties or clearance procedures apply. Standard groupage covers door-to-door delivery throughout the state, with loading-bay appointments coordinated by our operations team.

Main cities served

Eisenstadt, Oberwart, Neusiedl am See and Güssing cover the state — Oberwart handles food-processing freight, Eisenstadt serves wine and agricultural equipment needs.

EisenstadtOberwartNeusiedl am SeeGüssing

Key industries on this lane

Food-processing equipment and agricultural machinery enter our food & beverage line; wine-industry supplies and packaging in the dedicated food service; industrial equipment in the machinery line.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in Burgenland

The route into Burgenland runs the full length of the Austrian corridor: pallets cross at La Jonquera, track through Ventimiglia and northern Italy, then enter Austria at Tarvisio before the A2 and A3 carry them east to Eisenstadt, roughly 1,800 km out and the furthest point we serve. With both countries in the EU, freight moves without customs formalities. From Eisenstadt we deconsolidate twice-weekly groupage across the 70-79 postcode band, with last-mile delivery to Oberwart, Neusiedl am See and Güssing.

Postal codes covered

70717273747576777879

Delivery zone

ZONA 4

Frequently asked

How long does a delivery from Spain to Eisenstadt take?

Eisenstadt receives LTL groupage with transit by delivery zone for a journey of approximately 1,800 km — the furthest point on the Austrian corridor. Departures twice a week with online tracking from pickup to delivery.

Do you deliver to the food-processing facilities in Oberwart?

Yes — food-processing equipment, packaging materials and agricultural machinery for Burgenland's food and wine industry are standard corridor freight.

What postcodes in Burgenland do you cover?

Postcodes starting with 70-79 cover Burgenland — from Eisenstadt through Oberwart to Güssing. All at standard rates with last-mile included.

Is the service on this lane LTL groupage or a full truck (FTL)?

Our scheduled service on this corridor is LTL groupage — your pallets travel in a consolidated trailer with other freight, door-to-door with last-mile delivery included. Full truckload (FTL) is a separate product: when a shipment fills a complete trailer we quote it case by case.

Get a quote →

Illustrative scenarios

How we run this corridor

Spanish Wine: Rioja to Vienna Distribution

Ambient groupage for cased wine, without the reefer premium

Wine cooperative, La Rioja

Challenge

Bottled wine travels ambient and needs no reefer, but the cooperative kept being quoted cold-chain rates by carriers that treated every food and drink load the same way. What it actually needed was a short, scheduled run to Vienna instead of pallets standing in a yard through a summer afternoon.

SAVA Solution

SAVA carries the cases as ambient groupage on curtain-side trailers — the correct equipment for bottled wine — consolidated with compatible food-grade freight on fixed fortnightly departures from Castellar del Vallès. The cooperative pays a groupage rate rather than a reefer premium, and no pallet waits for a truck to fill.

Shipment profile

TypeLTL Groupage (ambient, dry)
FrequencyBiweekly
Volume4–8 pallets per shipment
RouteHaro (La Rioja), via Castellar del Vallès hub → Vienna wine distributor, Austria

Illustrative corridor scenario, not a specific job or a real client. It describes how we run this traffic; the figures we do measure are at /transparencia.

Pickup Points Across Spain for Austria

We collect palletized LTL freight from consolidation points across Spain. Every shipment is routed through our Castellar del Vallès hub for optimized groupage loading before departure.

Catalonia

Barcelona · Main consolidation hub

Primary consolidation hub at Castellar del Vallès — all corridors depart from here. Barcelona's ZAL port and El Prat airport cargo provide multimodal connectivity for palletized LTL groupage.

Get a quote →

Valencian Community

Valencia · Mediterranean port gateway

Mediterranean port gateway — Port of Valencia handles ceramic, automotive, and fresh produce exports. Pickup from Valencia's ZAL logistics zone feeds directly into our Barcelona consolidation schedule.

Get a quote →

Andalusia

Seville · Agricultural export hub

Southern Spain's agricultural powerhouse — olive oil, citrus, and marble exports from Seville, Málaga, and Almería. Our partner carriers collect from the Guadalquivir valley for consolidation at Barcelona.

Get a quote →

Community of Madrid

Madrid · Central intermodal hub

Spain's central intermodal hub — Coslada and San Fernando de Henares host Europe's largest dry port cluster. Express pickup connects to our Barcelona consolidation via the A-2 motorway corridor.

Get a quote →

Basque Country

Bilbao · Industrial manufacturing corridor

Industrial manufacturing corridor — Port of Bilbao and Vitoria-Gasteiz anchor steel, machine-tool, and automotive component exports. Freight from the Basque Country joins our groupage network via the AP-2/AP-7 axis.

Get a quote →

Aragon

Zaragoza · PLAZA logistics platform

Home to PLAZA — Europe's largest logistics platform. Zaragoza sits at the crossroads of the A-2 (Barcelona–Madrid) and AP-68 (Bilbao) corridors, making it an ideal intermediate consolidation point for LTL freight.

Get a quote →

Region of Murcia

Murcia · Plastics & furniture exports

Plastics, furniture, and packaged goods from the Murcia-Cartagena corridor. Ambient palletized groupage with in-house ADR handling — chilled and frozen consignments are not carried.

Get a quote →

Galicia

Vigo · Automotive & seafood exports

Northwestern Spain's automotive and seafood export powerhouse — Stellantis Vigo and the Port of Vigo drive freight volume. Our partner carriers consolidate at Vigo and A Coruña for eastbound transit via the AP-9/A-2 corridor to Barcelona.

Get a quote →

Transit by delivery zone

How long it takes, depending on where you deliver

Transit depends on the delivery zone and on the collection area, so we do not publish a single figure per country. Find your zone by its postcode prefix and read the column for your collection area.

Transit time by delivery zone and collection area
Delivery zoneBarcelonaMadrid
ZONA 240 · 41 · 42 · 43 · 44 · 45 · 46 · 47 · 48 · 49 · 50 · 51 · 52 · 53 · 54 · 55 · 56 · 57 · 58 · 59—ZONA 2 from Madrid: half of the planned intervals are 5 working days or less; nine in ten are 7 or less.
ZONA 410 · 11 · 12 · 13 · 14 · 15 · 16 · 17 · 18 · 19 · 20 · 21 · 22 · 23 · 24 · 25 · 26 · 27 · 28 · 29 · 70 · 71 · 72 · 73 · 74 · 75 · 76 · 77 · 78 · 79ZONA 4 from Barcelona: half of the planned intervals are 4 working days or less; nine in ten are 5 or less.—

Median / 9 in 10, in calendar days door to door, across 53 shipments. A dash means we do not have enough shipments on that pairing to give an honest figure — ask us for a quote and we will give you one.

What it costs

Price by delivery zone

From€649

Our own published rate for a 2-loading-metre groupage load, roughly 5 EUR pallets standing on the floor, collected around Barcelona. These are firm transport prices, VAT not included. Collecting from elsewhere in Spain moves the pickup leg, and the quote form works it out from your postcode.

Price by delivery zone
Delivery zoneFrom
ZONA 160 · 61 · 62 · 63 · 64 · 65 · 66 · 67 · 68 · 69€649
ZONA 240 · 41 · 42 · 43 · 44 · 45 · 46 · 47 · 48 · 49 · 50 · 51 · 52 · 53 · 54 · 55 · 56 · 57 · 58 · 59€715
ZONA 330 · 31 · 32 · 33 · 34 · 35 · 36 · 37 · 38 · 39 · 80 · 81 · 82 · 83 · 84 · 85 · 86 · 87 · 88 · 89 · 90 · 91 · 92 · 93 · 94 · 95 · 96 · 97 · 98 · 99€772
ZONA 410 · 11 · 12 · 13 · 14 · 15 · 16 · 17 · 18 · 19 · 20 · 21 · 22 · 23 · 24 · 25 · 26 · 27 · 28 · 29 · 70 · 71 · 72 · 73 · 74 · 75 · 76 · 77 · 78 · 79€805

The statutory diesel revision is invoiced on top, as its own line: at bulletin week 2026-09-28 it adds 33.3%, which takes that €649 to €865,38. It is settled against the week the transport actually runs.

Read straight from SAVA's own tariff on 2026-09-25 — the same tariff the quote engine prices with.

Price my shipment

Consult SAVA prices with an AI assistant

Frequently asked

How long does Spain to Austria road freight take from Barcelona?

We serve Vienna, Graz and Linz. Transit depends on the delivery zone, and we give it for the exact postcode you deliver to when you ask for a quote. All transits are door-to-door; Madrid or Valencia pickups add 24 hours.

Do you handle Alpine-pass routing and winter restrictions?

Yes. Our dispatch plans around seasonal chain laws and truck bans on specific days (e.g. Austrian Saturday night bans). The Austrian lane itself stays off the Alpine passes: it runs through Germany and enters Austria at Suben near Passau, or at Walserberg by Salzburg depending on the delivery address, not through Italy or Switzerland.

Can you deliver to industrial hubs like Graz and Linz directly?

Yes. Graz (Magna Steyr and its supplier cluster) and Linz (voestalpine, chemical cluster) are regular weekly stops on our Austria lane. We know the plant access procedures and delivery windows for the main sites.

Is Austria an intra-EU lane — any customs formalities?

Intra-EU, so no customs declaration. Documentation is limited to CMR plus any product-specific paperwork (ADR, phytosanitary, etc.). No border-waiting; a tachograph rest stop is usually the longest delay.

Can you do urgent LTL to Vienna?

Yes, on the priority lane. Barcelona-cutoff orders placed by early afternoon go onto our express LTL schedule, quoted case by case. Transit depends on the delivery zone, and we give it for the exact postcode you deliver to when you ask for a quote.

Is LTL groupage available from Spain to Austria?

Yes — SAVA Logistic runs scheduled LTL consolidations from Barcelona to Vienna, Graz, and Linz. 2 LDM billed, or 0.4 LDM for Romania; pallets below 500 kg are accepted with the applicable minimum charge. Departures run 2 times per week.

Sectors We Serve on This Corridor

Specialised freight handling for key industries along this route — from ADR-classified chemicals to ambient pharmaceuticals and heavy construction materials.

Spanish provinces we load from on this corridor

Each page sets out what we have actually moved from that province: destinations, shipment profile and how it routes to the international departure.

Official sources & references

The official legal frameworks and authorities that govern this corridor: international carriage of goods by road, dangerous-goods rules, and the destination country's road-use requirements.

Reviewed byVlad Aurel CiocaCEO, SAVA LOGISTIC

Route intelligence: Spain → Austria

Operational data for the Barcelona–Vienna corridor. Updated 2026-09-24.

Spain to Austria route specifications
ParameterValue
Distance1,950 km
Main highwayAP-7 → A-9 → A7/A46/A42/A39/A36 (FR) → A5/A8/A99/A92/A3 (DE) → A8/A25/A1/A21 (AT)
Departure frequency2× per week
Customs requiredNo — EU free movement

Border crossings (4)

  1. 1La Jonquera (ES/FR)
  2. 2Neuenburg (FR/DE)
  3. 3Suben (DE/AT)
  4. 4Walserberg (DE/AT)

Local restrictions & regulations

  • GO-Maut electronic toll required
  • Sectoral driving ban Inntal
  • Served via Germany (Vlad, 2026-09-29): Neuenburg, the A8 through Munich and Suben/Passau to Vienna, with Walserberg for Salzburg and Upper Austria. The published distance is the German axis to Vienna

Transport mode comparison: Spain → Austria

Compare road freight against air and sea alternatives for the Spain–Austria corridor.

Comparison of transport modes from Spain to Austria
ModeCostSpeed
✈️ Air Freight€€€€Confirm with the provider
🚢 Sea Freight€Confirm with the provider
🚛 Road LTL (SAVA LOGISTIC)€By delivery zone

Cost and speed estimates are approximate and vary by shipment size, urgency, and season. SAVA LOGISTIC road freight offers the optimal balance of cost, speed, and door-to-door convenience for European corridors.