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Spain → France

Spain to France LTL & road freightBarcelona & Madrid → Paris, Lille, Nantes

LTL groupage departures from Spain to France, 2 departures per week to Paris, Lille and Nantes. Price your load on screen in seconds; the written quote follows after team review and holds for 24 hours. No customs border since both are EU — paperwork is limited to CMR.

What is the LTL groupage transit time from Spain to France?

SAVA Logistic operates LTL groupage departures from Barcelona to Lyon and other French destinations on Mondays and Fridays. Transit time for LTL/groupage depends on the delivery zone. Full truckload is quoted case by case. The minimum shipment size is 1 pallet (billed at a minimum of 2 LDM; 0.4 LDM to Romania) with full real-time GPS tracking on all consolidated loads. No customs clearance required as both countries are EU member states.

  • •2xper week departures Barcelona to Lyon
  • •LTL transit: by delivery zone · full truckload quoted case by case
  • •Minimum shipment: 1 pallet (billed at a minimum of 2 LDM; 0.4 LDM to Romania)
  • •No customs clearance required (intra-EU)

What is the minimum shipment from Spain to France, and what paperwork travels with it?

The minimum charge is 2 LDM. Smaller pallets, including those below 500 kg, are accepted at that charge. All lanes depart on Monday and Friday, except Denmark and Sweden, which have one departure every two weeks. We confirm pickup and delivery arrangements for your specific shipment. For standard intra-EU freight, send the CMR consignment details, commercial invoice and packing list; any special cargo documentation is reviewed separately.

  • •The minimum charge is 2 LDM. Smaller pallets, including those below 500 kg, are accepted at that charge.
  • •All lanes depart on Monday and Friday, except Denmark and Sweden, which have one departure every two weeks. We confirm pickup and delivery arrangements for your specific shipment.
  • •For standard intra-EU freight, send the CMR consignment details, commercial invoice and packing list; any special cargo documentation is reviewed separately.

Spain to France road freight, intra-EU and CMR-only

France is our shortest and busiest cross-border lane — the shared border at La Jonquera means no ferry and no transit country between Barcelona and Marseille, Lyon or Paris. LTL transit is read from the delivery zone; full truckload is quoted case by case. No customs clearance since both countries are EU and Schengen; paperwork is limited to CMR, commercial invoice and packing list.

Three verticals dominate this corridor: fashion and textiles into the Lyon/Paris retail clusters, wine and ambient food into national distributors, and industrial components into the Rhône-Alpes and Île-de-France manufacturing belts. We run ADR classes in-house on this lane for chemistry and coatings into the Lyon industrial zone.

Spain-side pickup from our Castellar del Vallès hub. French deliveries into Lyon, Paris, Marseille, Toulouse and Bordeaux via our long-standing French hub partners. One file, one dispatcher, documents closed on delivery.

Key France destinations

Paris

Île-de-France

Lyon

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Marseille

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Toulouse

Occitanie

Bordeaux

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Lille

Hauts-de-France

Strasbourg

Grand Est

Nantes

Pays de la Loire

Why choose SAVA for Spain–France transport

Shared Border

La Jonquera crossing means no port delays, no ferry times — just road. Barcelona to Perpignan is under 3 hours.

Same-Day Express

Timing confirmed for the collection and delivery postcodes.

ZFE deliveries

Truck with a Crit'Air 2 sticker or better on request for Paris, Lyon, Marseille, Grenoble and the other French ZFE cities.

Balanced Flows

High-volume backhaul from France means competitive outbound rates and regular repositioning.

Our Spain–France services

Full-Trailer Volumes (on request)

Our scheduled service is LTL groupage. Full-trailer volumes are quoted case by case.

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LTL Groupage

Consolidated groupage two departures a week — cost-efficient for pallet-level loads into Paris, Lille and Nantes.

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ADR Transport

Chemistry and industrial ADR classes to the Lyon / Rhône corridor with trained drivers.

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Industries we serve

Fashion

Apparel to Paris and Lyon

Wine & Food

Ambient food and beverages

Industrial

Components to Rhône-Alpes

Automotive

Parts to PSA and Renault

Cosmetics

Beauty products to national DCs

E-commerce

Fulfilment and distribution

Regions we serve in France

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

OccitanieToulouse · ~400 km

Occitanie is the first French region a Spanish truck reaches: the AP-7 crosses at La Jonquera and the A9 puts Perpignan, Béziers and Montpellier on the corridor's opening stretch, with the A61 branching to Toulouse. At roughly 400 km by road from our Barcelona hub, it is the shortest lane in our France network, and LTL groupage runs on it. Transit depends on the delivery zone, and we give it for the exact postcode you deliver to when you ask for a quote.

The region pairs two very different freight profiles: the Toulouse aerospace and machinery belt pulls industrial components and equipment, while the Languedoc plain moves wine and ambient food at volume. Both ride the same Spain–France corridor departures, two per week, so partial loads consolidate quickly without waiting for a full truck.

Main cities served

Toulouse, Montpellier, Perpignan, Nîmes and Béziers cover the A9/A61 axis — most Occitanie deliveries sit within an hour of one of these five hubs.

ToulouseMontpellierPerpignanNîmesBéziers

Key industries on this lane

Aerospace and machine-building suppliers around Toulouse map to our industrial-machinery service, while Languedoc wineries and food producers use the ambient food and beverage lane. Both verticals share the corridor's consolidation schedule.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in Occitanie

The route in Occitanie is short and direct: from the AP-7 the corridor clears the border at La Jonquera, then the A9 threads Perpignan, Béziers and Montpellier while the A61 peels off west toward Toulouse — roughly 400 km from our Barcelona hub, the shortest lane in our France network. At that range partial loads deconsolidate fast: LTL groupage breaks bulk for Toulouse, Montpellier, Perpignan, Nîmes and Béziers, with the 09 to 82 postcode départements priced as standard Occitanie coverage on two weekly departures. Transit depends on the delivery zone, and we give it for the exact postcode you deliver to when you ask for a quote.

Postal codes covered

09111230313234464865668182

Delivery zone

ZONA 1ZONA 2ZONA 3

Frequently asked

How fast is delivery from Spain to Toulouse or Montpellier?

Occitanie runs on the corridor's opening stretch right after the La Jonquera crossing. Transit depends on the delivery zone, and we give it for the exact postcode you deliver to when you ask for a quote. Departures are corridor-level — two per week on the Spain–France lane — and Occitanie drops are among the first off the truck.

Can you move wine and beverages from Spain into Occitanie distributors?

Yes — ambient wine and beverage loads are a core vertical on this corridor. We carry palletised, non-temperature-controlled stock only; we don't operate refrigerated freight. Intra-EU movements travel on CMR paperwork, with no customs clearance involved.

Which Occitanie postal codes do you cover?

All thirteen départements: 09, 11, 12, 30, 31, 32, 34, 46, 48, 65, 66, 81 and 82. Enter any postal code from these prefixes in the quote form and the lane prices as standard Occitanie coverage.

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Provence-Alpes-Côte d'AzurMarseille · ~500 km

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur sits on the Mediterranean axis our trucks follow anyway: A9 past Montpellier, A54/A7 into Marseille, A8 onward to Toulon and Nice. Marseille is one of the corridor's three published destination hubs, about 500 km from our Barcelona hub, and LTL groupage delivers across the region. Transit depends on the delivery zone, and we give it for the exact postcode you deliver to when you ask for a quote.

Freight into PACA splits between consumer goods for the Marseille–Nice conurbations, ambient food and Provence wine moving through regional distributors, and tech-sector shipments toward the Sophia Antipolis park near Nice. Marseille has a low-emission zone (ZFE): for a delivery inside it, tell us when you ask for a price and we assign a truck with a Crit'Air 2 sticker or better, as in Paris and Lyon.

Main cities served

Marseille, Nice, Toulon, Aix-en-Provence and Avignon anchor the region's delivery map; the A7/A8 corridor keeps all five within predictable final-mile range.

MarseilleNiceToulonAix-en-ProvenceAvignon

Key industries on this lane

Ambient food and wine distribution maps to our food and beverage lane, while electronics and IT hardware for the Sophia Antipolis cluster ride the technology service. Industrial drops around the Fos and Berre logistics zones are road deliveries to warehouse docks.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

The route in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur tracks the Mediterranean coastline: trucks clear the border at La Jonquera, run the A9 past Montpellier, then take the A54 and A7 down into Marseille — roughly 500 km from our Barcelona hub. From there the A8 carries freight east toward Toulon and Nice. We deconsolidate LTL groupage for last-mile delivery across Marseille, Nice, Toulon, Aix-en-Provence and Avignon, covering the 13, 83, 06, 84, 04 and 05 postcode areas. Transit depends on the delivery zone, and we give it for the exact postcode you deliver to when you ask for a quote.

Postal codes covered

040506138384

Delivery zone

ZONA 2ZONA 3ZONA 4

Frequently asked

Do you handle the Marseille low-emission zone (ZFE)?

Yes, on request: tell us the delivery is inside the Marseille ZFE when you ask for a price and we assign a truck with a Crit'Air 2 sticker or better. We do the same for Paris, Lyon, Grenoble, Strasbourg and Rouen. ZFE access does not change LTL groupage transit for the region.

Can you deliver into the port and logistics zones around Fos-sur-Mer?

We deliver by road to warehouses, cross-docks and distribution centres across the Fos/Berre logistics belt and greater Marseille. These are standard dock deliveries on the corridor schedule — two departures per week on the Spain–France lane.

What is the transit time from Barcelona to Nice?

Nice sits at the far end of the A8 coastal run: Marseille drops typically come first and Côte d'Azur deliveries follow on the same rotation. Transit depends on the delivery zone, and we give it for the exact postcode you deliver to when you ask for a quote.

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CorsicaAjaccio · ~510 kmQuote on request

Corsica is quoted on request. Trucks run the coastal corridor to the French Mediterranean ports — about 510 km by road — and the load crosses by ferry to Ajaccio or Bastia. Because the sailing is operated by the ferry lines and not by us, the island is outside the delivery zones of our French tariff: we price each shipment individually and give the date once the crossing is confirmed.

Postal codes across the island share the 20 prefix, covering both 2A (Corse-du-Sud) and 2B (Haute-Corse). Tell us the exact postcode, the pallets and the weight, and we come back with a price and a date.

Main cities served

Ajaccio, Bastia, Porto-Vecchio and Calvi take most island volume; Ajaccio and Bastia are the ferry gateways and the rest of the island is final-mile from there.

AjaccioBastiaPorto-VecchioCalvi

Key industries on this lane

Island demand is dominated by ambient food, beverages and consumer goods for local distributors and the hospitality trade — palletised dry stock that tolerates a ferry connection without temperature control.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in Corsica

The route to Corsica tracks the Mediterranean corridor from Barcelona: the AP-7 crosses into France at La Jonquera, then the A9 and A8 run the coast to the embarkation ports, roughly 510 km of road before the load is handed to a ferry sailing to Ajaccio or Bastia. That sea leg is why the island is quoted on request: final-mile delivery to Ajaccio, Bastia, Porto-Vecchio and Calvi, across the 20 postcode area (2A and 2B), is priced shipment by shipment.

Postal codes covered

20

Frequently asked

How does road freight from Spain reach Corsica?

By truck along the Mediterranean corridor to the French ferry ports, then across to Ajaccio or Bastia. Corsica is quoted on request: the price and the date come with each quote, after we confirm the sailing, because the crossings are operated by the ferry lines, not by us.

Is Corsica on your French tariff?

No. The 20 postcode area has no delivery zone in our French tariff, so there is no automatic price and no published transit time for it: every shipment is quoted on request.

Can you carry chilled or frozen goods to Corsica?

No — we don't operate refrigerated freight. Ambient, palletised goods only: dry food, beverages, packaging, equipment and general cargo. For the island this is the bulk of distributor demand anyway.

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Nouvelle-AquitaineBordeaux · ~650 km

Nouvelle-Aquitaine is the corridor's south-western branch: from La Jonquera the route runs A61 to Toulouse and A62 down the Garonne to Bordeaux, about 650 km from our Barcelona hub. LTL groupage delivers across the region, from the Basque coast at Bayonne up to Poitiers and Limoges. Transit depends on the delivery zone, and we give it for the exact postcode you deliver to when you ask for a quote.

Bordeaux gives the region its signature freight: wine. Ambient wine and spirits move in both directions — Spanish product into French distributors, and backhaul capacity out of the Gironde keeps the lane priced competitively. Around it sits a broad industrial base: aeronautics and machining around Bordeaux and Pau, agri-food processing inland, and consumer goods for the Atlantic coast cities.

Main cities served

Bordeaux, Limoges, Poitiers, Pau, La Rochelle and Bayonne — six hubs covering the Atlantic arc and the inland A89/A20 axes, all on the same groupage service, with transit by delivery zone.

BordeauxLimogesPoitiersPauLa RochelleBayonne

Key industries on this lane

Wine and ambient food map to our food and beverage service, while aeronautics suppliers and machine shops around Bordeaux and Pau use the industrial-machinery lane. Both verticals consolidate on the corridor's two weekly departures.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in Nouvelle-Aquitaine

The route in Nouvelle-Aquitaine crosses at La Jonquera, then climbs the A61 toward Toulouse before the A62 traces the Garonne down to Bordeaux — roughly 650 km of motorway from our Barcelona hub. Arriving freight deconsolidates for last-mile distribution across the Atlantic arc and inland axes, reaching Bordeaux, Pau, Bayonne, La Rochelle, Poitiers and Limoges. Every postcode from 16 to 87 prices on the same LTL groupage band, loading on the corridor's two weekly departures alongside the region's wine, aeronautics and agri-food traffic.

Postal codes covered

161719232433404764798687

Delivery zone

ZONA 2ZONA 3ZONA 4ZONA 5

Frequently asked

Do you handle wine shipments between Spain and the Bordeaux region?

Yes — ambient wine and spirits are an established vertical on this corridor. For duty-suspended movements we file the SAD/EMCS documentation on the Spanish export side; goods in EU free circulation travel on standard CMR. We don't operate refrigerated freight, so temperature-controlled loads are the one exclusion.

What is the LTL transit time from Barcelona to Bordeaux?

Bordeaux sits about 650 km down the A61/A62 axis. Transit depends on the delivery zone, and we give it for the exact postcode you deliver to when you ask for a quote. Departures are corridor-level — two per week on the Spain–France lane — and south-western drops load on the same rotation as the rest of France.

Which postal areas of Nouvelle-Aquitaine do you serve?

All twelve départements: 16, 17, 19, 23, 24, 33, 40, 47, 64, 79, 86 and 87. From Bayonne on the Spanish border to Poitiers in the north, any postal code under these prefixes prices as standard regional coverage in the quote form.

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Auvergne-Rhône-AlpesLyon · ~650 km

Spain is this region's third-largest export market. Over the four rolling quarters to Q1 2026, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes sold EUR 7,339 million to Spain — 10.3% of everything it exports, behind only Italy and Germany — and bought EUR 5,326 million back, which makes Spain its fourth-largest supplier. The rank has not moved year on year. Lyon sits about 650 km from our Barcelona hub, with LTL groupage on two weekly departures, making this one of the shortest lanes we run. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates.

It is France's second-largest regional economy after Île-de-France, at EUR 329 billion of GDP in 2023, with the highest GDP per capita of any French region outside the capital. What it is not is a region getting more industrial: industry fell from 25% of regional value added in 2000 to 16.9% in 2022, while market services rose to 54.2%. The freight base is still substantial, but it is concentrating rather than broadening.

The Vallée de la chimie south of Lyon remains the densest part of it. Arkema's Pierre-Bénite plant runs fluorine chemistry with about 361 people and is the only one of the company's three PVDF sites worldwide making the semiconductor-grade material — though Arkema announced a project to reshape the site's industrial activities in October 2025, so it is worth watching. Elkem Silicones runs about 570 people at Saint-Fons and 160 more upstream at Roussillon, and Kem One works PVC at Saint-Fons and 300,000 tonnes a year of suspension PVC at Balan, fed by barge. One correction: Solvay is often placed at Saint-Fons and its own list of French sites does not include it.

Away from the chemical valley the anchors are pharmaceutical and mechanical. Sanofi's Marcy-l'Étoile site produces around 900 million vaccine doses a year for some 150 countries with 3,200 staff, and bioMérieux is headquartered in the same commune on EUR 4,070 million of 2025 sales. Michelin's group headquarters and three plants sit at Clermont-Ferrand alongside the Ladoux research centre and its 3,400 researchers. The Oyonnax plastics basin groups 660 companies across 14 industrial parks, and in the Arve valley around Cluses industry still accounts for close to half of all salaried employment.

Main cities served

Lyon, Grenoble, Saint-Étienne, Clermont-Ferrand, Annecy and Valence cover the region. Lyon carries the chemical and pharmaceutical volume and the region's only quadrimodal port, Clermont-Ferrand the Michelin flows, and the Arve valley around Cluses the precision-machining freight.

LyonGrenobleSaint-ÉtienneClermont-FerrandAnnecyValence

Key industries on this lane

The Vallée de la chimie plants map to our chemicals service, Sanofi and bioMérieux at Marcy-l'Étoile to pharmaceuticals, the Oyonnax plastics basin and the Arve valley machining cluster to industrial machinery, and Michelin's Clermont-Ferrand sites to automotive. Technology, construction materials, furniture and e-commerce restocking run across the region.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

The route into Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes clears La Jonquera and runs the A9 and A7 up the Rhône, reaching Lyon at about 650 km from our Barcelona hub — no Alpine crossing involved, which matters given what happened east of here. The Mont Blanc tunnel was closed to all traffic for roughly fifteen weeks, from 1 September to 12 December 2025, to renovate two vault sections totalling 254 metres; heavy vehicles were a quarter of its traffic in 2024 and the operator expected around 90% of them to divert to the Fréjus, which is 12.87 km long and worked together with the 67.46 km A43 Maurienne motorway under a single concession. Our own freight does not use either tunnel, but everything else in the Rhône corridor felt it. Inside the region, Port Édouard Herriot at Lyon is the only quadrimodal site in the Lyon port system across 184 hectares — pipeline, road, river and rail — though VNF itself records the rail side as limiting, with a single entry track and an unelectrified network. Two rules govern the last mile. The Lyon metropolitan ZFE bars goods vehicles rated Crit'Air 3, 4, 5 or unclassified from both circulation and parking, and since 2024 its perimeter includes the M6 and M7 structuring roads as well as the area inside the Laurent Bonnevay ring. And French ZFEs were not abolished: the article that would have repealed them was struck down by the Conseil constitutionnel on 21 May 2026, so anyone planning on that repeal is planning on something that did not happen.

Postal codes covered

010307152638424363697374

Delivery zone

ZONA 2ZONA 3ZONA 4ZONA 5ZONA 6

Frequently asked

What is the transit time from Spain to Lyon?

Lyon sits about 650 km from our Barcelona hub and LTL groupage runs two departures a week, up the A9 and A7 along the Rhône. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates. It is one of the shortest lanes on our network.

How important is Spain to this region's trade?

Spain is its third-largest export destination, taking EUR 7,339 million or 10.3% of regional exports over the four quarters to Q1 2026, behind only Italy and Germany, and its fourth-largest supplier at EUR 5,326 million. Note that French customs publishes the regional total with Spain but not the commodity mix, so we do not quote a product breakdown for this pair.

Can you deliver inside Lyon's low-emission zone?

Yes, within its rules, and they are strict for goods vehicles: Crit'Air 3, 4, 5 and unclassified are barred from both circulation and parking, and since 2024 the perimeter takes in the M6 and M7 as well as the area inside the Laurent Bonnevay ring. The zone is still in force — the 2026 attempt to abolish French ZFEs was struck down by the Conseil constitutionnel in May 2026.

Which postcodes do you cover?

Département codes 01, 03, 07, 15, 26, 38, 42, 43, 63, 69, 73 and 74 — Ain, Allier, Ardèche, Cantal, Drôme, Isère, Loire, Haute-Loire, Puy-de-Dôme, Rhône, Savoie and Haute-Savoie. Any postcode under those prices as standard regional coverage.

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Bourgogne-Franche-ComtéDijon · ~850 km

Bourgogne-Franche-Comté extends the Rhône–Saône freight axis north: from Lyon the A6 reaches Chalon-sur-Saône and Dijon, with the A36 branching east to Besançon and the Belfort gate. At about 850 km from our Barcelona hub, LTL groupage delivers across the region. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates.

The region's freight profile is squarely industrial. The Sochaux–Montbéliard automotive pole and its supplier ring generate steady inbound component flows, Besançon contributes precision engineering and microtechnology, and the Burgundy side adds ambient wine and food distribution out of Dijon and the Côte. Automotive deliveries are scheduled against the corridor's two weekly departures, stated as corridor-level cadence — we never promise plant-side JIT slots we don't control.

Main cities served

Dijon, Besançon, Chalon-sur-Saône, Belfort and Auxerre cover the A6/A31/A36 triangle; the Sochaux–Montbéliard industrial pole is served via the Belfort gate.

DijonBesançonChalon-sur-SaôneBelfortAuxerre

Key industries on this lane

Automotive suppliers feeding the Sochaux pole map to our automotive service, precision and machine-building around Besançon to industrial-machinery, and Burgundy wine and ambient food to the food and beverage lane.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

The route in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté climbs the AP-7 to the La Jonquera border, then works north up the Rhône–Saône corridor: roughly 840 road km from our Barcelona hub, the A6 carries loads through Chalon-sur-Saône to Dijon while the A36 branches east toward Besançon and the Belfort gate that feeds the Sochaux–Montbéliard automotive pole. On the same two-weekly corridor departures, LTL groupage deconsolidates for last-mile drops across Dijon, Besançon, Chalon-sur-Saône, Belfort and Auxerre — every postcode from 21 to 90 priced as standard regional coverage.

Postal codes covered

2125395870718990

Delivery zone

ZONA 4ZONA 5ZONA 6

Frequently asked

Can you deliver components to the Sochaux–Montbéliard automotive cluster?

Yes — inbound supplier deliveries to the Sochaux–Montbéliard pole and its Tier-1 ring are a standard flow on this lane. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates. Scheduling aligns to the corridor's two weekly departures; we coordinate dock bookings with the consignee rather than promising production-line time slots.

What is the transit time from Spain to Dijon?

Dijon sits about 850 km up the A7/A6 axis and receives groupage on the corridor rotation. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates. Wine and food distribution loads for the Côte share the same rotation as the industrial traffic.

Which postal prefixes does the region cover?

Eight départements: 21, 25, 39, 58, 70, 71, 89 and 90. Any delivery point under these prefixes — from Auxerre to Belfort — prices as standard regional coverage.

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Centre-Val de LoireOrléans · ~900 km

Centre-Val de Loire is France's distribution heartland: the Orléans logistics belt along the A10/A71 hosts one of the country's densest concentrations of national distribution centres, about 900 km from our Barcelona hub on the A75/A71 axis. LTL groupage delivers across the region. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates.

Inbound freight is dominated by warehouse replenishment — consumer goods, packaging and equipment feeding the Orléans and Tours platforms — plus the Cosmetic Valley cluster around Chartres and a steady agri-food base in the Beauce grain plain. Dock deliveries to the big DCs run on booked slots, which we arrange against the corridor's two weekly departures.

Main cities served

Orléans, Tours, Bourges, Chartres and Blois put every major logistics park in the region — Pôle 45, the A10 corridor sites, the Touraine platforms — within standard final-mile range.

OrléansToursBourgesChartresBlois

Key industries on this lane

Distribution-centre replenishment and equipment flows map to our industrial-machinery service, while the region's agri-food processors and beverage distributors use the ambient food and beverage lane. Cosmetic Valley shipments travel as standard palletised dry freight.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in Centre-Val de Loire

From our Barcelona hub the route climbs the A9 to the La Jonquera border crossing, then follows the A75/A71 axis north — roughly 900 km — to reach the Orléans logistics belt along the A10/A71. There we deconsolidate the corridor's two weekly groupage departures for last-mile delivery into Orléans, Tours, Bourges, Chartres and Blois, covering the 18, 28, 36, 37, 41 and 45 postcode areas serving the Cosmetic Valley cluster and the Beauce grain plain.

Postal codes covered

182836374145

Delivery zone

ZONA 5ZONA 6ZONA 7

Frequently asked

Do you deliver into the Orléans logistics parks with booked dock slots?

Yes — slot-booked deliveries into the Orléans belt and the other Loire platforms are routine on this lane. Tell us the DC's booking requirements when you order and we schedule the drop against the corridor rotation. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates.

How long does Spain to Orléans or Tours take by groupage?

Both cities sit roughly 900 km from our Barcelona hub via the A75/A71. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates. Corridor departures run two times per week, so a pallet booked early in the week is typically delivered within the same week.

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Pays de la LoireNantes · ~1000 km

Pays de la Loire closes the corridor's western branch: beyond Bordeaux the A83/A87 carry freight into Nantes, about 1,000 km from our Barcelona hub, with Angers, Le Mans and Cholet fanning out along the A11/A85. LTL groupage delivers across the region. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates.

The region mixes heavy industry with agri-food: aeronautics and shipbuilding around Saint-Nazaire pull large industrial components, the Choletais keeps a manufacturing and consumer-goods base, and the Loire valley moves ambient food and wine through Nantes and Angers distributors. Western drops ride the same two-per-week corridor departures as the rest of France.

Main cities served

Nantes, Angers, Le Mans, Saint-Nazaire and Cholet — the five poles of the region's freight map, all on the western groupage routing, with transit by delivery zone.

NantesAngersLe MansSaint-NazaireCholet

Key industries on this lane

Aerostructure and shipyard suppliers around Saint-Nazaire and Nantes map to our industrial-machinery service; ambient food, wine and consumer goods for the Loire distributors use the food and beverage lane.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in Pays de la Loire

The route into Pays de la Loire enters France at La Jonquera, climbs the A61 to Toulouse and the A62 to Bordeaux, then swings west on the A83 and A87 toward Nantes, with the A11 and A85 fanning out to Angers, Le Mans and Cholet — roughly 1,000 km from our Barcelona hub. We deconsolidate the twice-weekly corridor groupage at Nantes for last-mile delivery to the Saint-Nazaire aero and shipyard ring and across postcodes 44, 49, 53, 72 and 85.

Postal codes covered

4449537285

Delivery zone

ZONA 6ZONA 7

Frequently asked

What is the transit time from Barcelona to Nantes?

Nantes receives groupage over the roughly 1,000 km western routing via Toulouse and Bordeaux. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates. Departures are corridor-level, two per week, and western-branch freight loads on the same rotation as the Bordeaux drops.

Can you deliver out-of-gauge industrial components to Saint-Nazaire?

Palletised and standard-dimension industrial freight, yes — that is the bulk of supplier traffic into the Saint-Nazaire aero and shipyard ring. Genuinely out-of-gauge project cargo needs a separate feasibility check before we commit, so flag dimensions when you request the quote.

Which postal prefixes are covered in Pays de la Loire?

All five départements: 44, 49, 53, 72 and 85. From Saint-Nazaire on the coast to Le Mans inland, every delivery point under these prefixes prices as standard regional coverage.

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Île-de-FranceParis · ~1050 km

Île-de-France is the corridor's biggest consumption market: Greater Paris concentrates retail, fashion and food distribution for twelve million people, about 1,050 km from our Barcelona hub via the A75/A71 axis. Paris is one of the lane's published destination hubs, and LTL groupage delivers across the region. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates.

Paris operates France's strictest low-emission zone: for a delivery inside the ZFE, tell us when you ask for a price and we assign a truck with a Crit'Air 2 sticker or better, as we do for Lyon and Marseille. Retail and wholesale drops in the capital are slot-driven: time-window bookings, height-limited docks and urban access rules are part of the standard delivery brief, not a surprise on arrival.

Main cities served

Paris, Saint-Denis, Boulogne-Billancourt, Créteil and Versailles anchor the delivery map, with the Rungis and Garonor platforms and the A86 ring's logistics parks taking much of the wholesale volume.

ParisSaint-DenisBoulogne-BillancourtCréteilVersailles

Key industries on this lane

Fashion and retail replenishment into the capital maps to our fashion service, IT and electronics distribution to technology, and ambient grocery and beverage flows — including dry goods into the Rungis wholesale platform — to food and beverage. Chilled produce is outside our scope: we don't operate refrigerated freight.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in Île-de-France

Loads run north from Barcelona to the French frontier at La Jonquera, then pick up the A75/A71 axis on the roughly 1,050 km climb into Île-de-France. With two departures a week on the Spain–France lane, our LTL groupage deconsolidates at the destination for Paris and its ring — Saint-Denis, Boulogne-Billancourt, Créteil and Versailles — feeding the Rungis and Garonor platforms and last-mile drops across the 75 postcode and the 77–95 départements around the A86.

Postal codes covered

7577789192939495

Delivery zone

ZONA 6ZONA 7

Frequently asked

Can you deliver inside the Paris low-emission zone (ZFE)?

Yes, on request: tell us the delivery is inside the Paris ZFE when you ask for a price and we assign a truck with a Crit'Air 2 sticker or better, as we do for Lyon, Marseille, Grenoble, Strasbourg and Rouen. It does not change transit for the region.

How do slot-booked deliveries to Paris retailers and wholesalers work?

Give us the consignee's booking portal or time-window requirements with the order and we schedule the drop against the corridor rotation — two departures per week on the Spain–France lane. Missed-slot re-deliveries are what we plan to avoid, so the delivery brief is locked before the truck leaves Spain.

Which postal codes count as Île-de-France coverage?

All eight départements: 75 (Paris), 77, 78, 91, 92, 93, 94 and 95. Any address under these prefixes — from central Paris to the outer logistics belt — prices as standard regional coverage in the quote form.

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BrittanyRennes · ~1100 km

Brittany is the far-western reach of our France corridor: Rennes sits about 1,100 km from our Barcelona hub, and Brest adds another two hundred beyond. The extra distance moves the region one step beyond the central axis: LTL groupage rides the same two-per-week corridor departures as the rest of France. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates.

The region is France's leading agri-food producer, and its inbound freight reflects it: packaging, ingredients in ambient form, machinery spares for processing plants, plus components for the automotive industry around Rennes. We carry palletised dry goods only — refrigerated loads, a large share of Breton outbound traffic, are outside our service by design.

Main cities served

Rennes, Brest, Lorient, Quimper and Vannes structure the peninsula's delivery map; Rennes takes the inland industrial volume and the coastal cities split the agri-food and consumer flows.

RennesBrestLorientQuimperVannes

Key industries on this lane

Suppliers to Brittany's agri-food plants — packaging, ambient ingredients, line equipment — map to our food and beverage and industrial-machinery services, and the automotive cluster around Rennes to the automotive lane.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in Brittany

The route in Brittany is long but simple: trucks cross at La Jonquera onto the A9, work the south-western A61/A62 through Toulouse and Bordeaux, then pick up the A10 and A11 west toward Rennes, roughly 1,100 km from Barcelona. There the load deconsolidates for last-mile across the four Breton postcode areas (22, 29, 35, 56) — Rennes taking the inland automotive and agri-food volume, Brest, Lorient, Quimper and Vannes splitting the coastal drops. Ambient, palletised groupage only, on the corridor's two weekly departures.

Postal codes covered

22293556

Delivery zone

ZONA 8ZONA 9

Frequently asked

Why does Brittany sit one step beyond the corridor's central axis?

Distance, honestly stated: Rennes is about 1,100 km from our Barcelona hub and the western ports are further still, one step beyond the Lyon–Paris axis. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates.

Can you supply Breton food factories with ambient ingredients and packaging?

Yes — palletised dry goods into the processing belt around Rennes, Lorient and Quimper are a natural fit for this lane. We don't operate refrigerated freight, so chilled and frozen flows need a cold-chain carrier; everything ambient consolidates on the corridor's two weekly departures.

Do you cover all four Breton départements?

Yes — 22 (Côtes-d'Armor), 29 (Finistère), 35 (Ille-et-Vilaine) and 56 (Morbihan). Postal codes under these prefixes price as standard Brittany coverage, Brest and the western tip included.

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Grand EstStrasbourg · ~1150 km

Grand Est is the corridor's north-eastern arm: freight works up the Rhône axis and continues via the A36/A31 into Mulhouse, Nancy, Metz and Strasbourg, about 1,150 km from our Barcelona hub. The region is served by the same two weekly corridor departures. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates.

The region's economy is built on cross-border industry: the Mulhouse automotive pole and its supplier ring, machine-building and metalworking along the Moselle, and the Champagne houses around Reims moving ambient wine at volume. Strasbourg operates a low-emission zone: for a delivery inside it, tell us when you ask for a price and we assign a truck with a Crit'Air 2 sticker or better, as in the other French ZFE cities.

Main cities served

Strasbourg, Reims, Metz, Nancy, Mulhouse and Troyes span the region's two freight axes — the Rhine side and the Champagne–Lorraine side — all on the same groupage service, with transit by delivery zone.

StrasbourgReimsMetzNancyMulhouseTroyes

Key industries on this lane

Automotive suppliers around Mulhouse map to our automotive service, Moselle metalworking and machine-builders to industrial-machinery, and Champagne and ambient food distribution to the food and beverage lane.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in Grand Est

The route in Grand Est is long but consistent: trucks clear the La Jonquera border on the AP-7/A9, work up the Rhône, then follow the A36/A31 to reach Mulhouse, Nancy, Metz and Strasbourg, roughly 1,150 km from Barcelona. On arrival, partial loads are deconsolidated for last-mile delivery into the Mulhouse automotive ring, the Moselle metalworking belt and the Reims Champagne houses, covering postcodes 08 through 88. LTL groupage rides two weekly corridor departures. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates.

Postal codes covered

08105152545557676888

Delivery zone

ZONA 6ZONA 7ZONA 8ZONA 9

Frequently asked

What is the transit time from Spain to Strasbourg?

Strasbourg receives groupage over the roughly 1,150 km north-eastern routing, on two departures per week. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates.

Do you deliver inside the Strasbourg low-emission zone?

Yes, on request: tell us the delivery is inside the Strasbourg ZFE when you ask for a price and we assign a truck with a Crit'Air 2 sticker or better, the same as for Paris, Lyon, Marseille, Grenoble and Rouen.

Can you move ambient wine into the Champagne distribution network?

Yes — ambient wine and spirits are core corridor freight. Duty-suspended movements get SAD/EMCS documentation filed on the Spanish export side; EU free-circulation stock travels on standard CMR. Temperature-controlled loads are excluded — we don't operate refrigerated freight.

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NormandyRouen · ~1150 km

Normandy sits beyond Paris on the Seine axis: Rouen is about 1,150 km from our Barcelona hub, with Le Havre and Caen extending the run to the Channel coast. The region rides the corridor's two weekly departures through the Paris hub leg. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates.

Freight into Normandy is industrial first: automotive plants along the Seine — engines at Cléon, the supplier ring around Rouen — plus process industries in the river's logistics corridor and ambient agri-food toward Caen. Rouen operates a low-emission zone (a truck with a Crit'Air 2 sticker or better on request), and deliveries into the Le Havre port logistics zones are standard dock drops by road.

Main cities served

Rouen, Le Havre, Caen, Cherbourg-en-Cotentin and Évreux cover the region's two axes — the Seine industrial corridor and the western A13/A84 reach — with transit by delivery zone.

RouenLe HavreCaenCherbourg-en-CotentinÉvreux

Key industries on this lane

Automotive suppliers feeding the Seine-axis plants map to our automotive service, process and equipment flows to industrial-machinery, and ambient food and beverage distribution — Normandy's dry-goods side, not its dairy cold chain — to the food and beverage lane.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in Normandy

The route in Normandy tracks the full corridor north: the AP-7 crosses into France at La Jonquera, the A9 picks up the Mediterranean run, and after the Paris hub leg the A13 carries freight down the Seine toward Rouen, with the A29 branching to the Channel coast — roughly 1,150 km in all. From Rouen we deconsolidate LTL groupage for Le Havre, Caen, Cherbourg-en-Cotentin and Évreux, last-mile across the 14, 27, 50, 61 and 76 postcode areas on the corridor's two weekly departures, feeding the Seine-axis automotive supplier ring around Cléon.

Postal codes covered

1427506176

Delivery zone

ZONA 7ZONA 8ZONA 9

Frequently asked

Do you deliver into the Le Havre port logistics zones?

Yes — by road, to warehouses and cross-docks across the Le Havre and Rouen port logistics parks. These are standard dock deliveries. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates. We are the road leg, and we don't handle the maritime side.

Is the Rouen low-emission zone a problem for deliveries?

No, as long as we know in advance: tell us the delivery is inside the Rouen ZFE when you ask for a price and we assign a truck with a Crit'Air 2 sticker or better, as we do for Paris, Lyon, Marseille, Grenoble and Strasbourg.

Which Normandy postal prefixes do you serve?

All five départements: 14, 27, 50, 61 and 76. From Cherbourg-en-Cotentin to Évreux, any postal code under these prefixes prices as standard regional coverage in the quote form.

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Hauts-de-FranceLille · ~1250 km

Hauts-de-France is the far end of our French network — Lille sits about 1,250 km from our Barcelona hub, on two weekly departures. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates. Spain is its fifth-largest export destination, taking 7.5% of regional exports in 2023 behind Belgium, Germany, the United Kingdom and Italy, and its eighth-largest import origin at 4.2%. Applying those published shares to the published totals puts the flows at roughly EUR 5.0 billion out and EUR 3.6 billion in, though we would treat that as an order of magnitude rather than a precise figure, since customs publishes the shares and the totals separately.

The automotive base is the densest in France and it has gone electric faster than most. Toyota's Onnaing plant near Valenciennes built 279,613 vehicles in 2024 with 5,000 people, 73% of them Yaris Cross and 98.2% of those hybrids, and held the title of France's most important automotive production site that year. Renault's Douai plant built 87,522 Renault 5 E-Tech, 35,687 Scenic E-Tech, 17,660 Megane E-Tech and 9,608 Alpine A290 in 2025 — an entirely electric model mix — and forms the ElectriCity hub with Maubeuge and Ruitz. Stellantis at Hordain builds the Peugeot Expert, Citroën Jumpy and Opel Vivaro light commercials across three shifts.

The battery chain attached to it is worth naming precisely, because it is usually attributed to the wrong company. The gigafactory at Billy-Berclau belongs to ACC — a joint venture of Stellantis, Mercedes-Benz and Saft — and has been ramping since the end of 2024. It is not a Stellantis plant at Douvrin. At Dunkerque, Verkor inaugurated its first gigafactory on the port's Zone Grande Industrie on 11 December 2025, and ProLogium starts construction on a 38-hectare plot in mid-2026 for commissioning in 2028.

Steel and agriculture round it out, both at national scale. ArcelorMittal Dunkerque runs 6.8 million tonnes of annual capacity — about 40% of all French steel — on 14 million tonnes of imported raw materials and 3,200 jobs, and it is a concentrated one: the site alone emits 12.1 million tonnes of CO2 against 0.5 million for all six of ArcelorMittal's other French plants combined. On the land side the region is first in France for chicory root, endives, consumption potatoes and industrial sugar beet, farming 67% of its own territory across holdings averaging 91 hectares against a national 69.

Main cities served

Lille, Amiens, Dunkerque, Valenciennes and Calais cover the region. The Nord department around Lille alone generates 40.9% of regional exports, Valenciennes concentrates the automotive and rail-rolling-stock plants, and Dunkerque and Calais are the two port gateways.

LilleAmiensDunkerqueValenciennesCalais

Key industries on this lane

The Onnaing, Douai and Hordain vehicle plants and the ACC battery site map to our automotive service, the Alstom rolling-stock works at Valenciennes to industrial machinery, the regional agrifood processors to food and beverage, and the Dunkerque steel complex to construction materials. Fashion, technology, furniture and e-commerce restocking run across the region.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in Hauts-de-France

The route into Hauts-de-France clears La Jonquera, runs the length of France and arrives at Lille around 1,250 km from our Barcelona hub — the longest French leg we operate. The region's own gateways face the other way: Dunkerque handled 48 million tonnes of maritime traffic in 2025, up 5% and the strongest growth among the main North European range ports, plus 747,000 TEU and 486,000 roll-on/roll-off units, while Calais moved 1,809,813 freight units and 42.8 million tonnes of cross-Channel traffic in 2023. Neither is on our inbound path, but both explain why the motorway grid here is as busy as it is. Two rules shape delivery. Nationally, goods vehicles over 7.5 tonnes are barred from the whole French network on the general weekend calendar, with complementary summer Saturday bans — for 2026, 11, 18 and 25 July and 1 and 8 August from 07:00 to 19:00 across all of metropolitan France. Locally, the Lille metropolitan ZFE has applied since 1 January 2025 across 95 communes plus the A1 and A25 structuring roads, but it is far milder than Lyon's: only unclassified vehicles are barred, meaning those first registered before 1 January 1997. And French ZFEs were not abolished — the Conseil constitutionnel struck down the repealing article on 21 May 2026.

Postal codes covered

0259606280

Delivery zone

ZONA 8ZONA 9

Frequently asked

What is the transit time from Spain to Lille?

Lille sits about 1,250 km from our Barcelona hub and LTL groupage runs on two departures a week. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates.

Is Lille's low-emission zone a problem for deliveries?

Much less than Lyon's. The Lille metropolitan ZFE has run since January 2025 across 95 communes and the A1 and A25, but it bars only unclassified vehicles — those first registered before 1 January 1997. Anything in normal commercial service is admitted. The zone is in force: the 2026 attempt to abolish French ZFEs was struck down in May 2026.

Can you deliver to the battery gigafactories?

Yes. The ACC site at Billy-Berclau — a Stellantis, Mercedes-Benz and Saft joint venture, ramping since late 2024 — and Verkor's Dunkerque plant, inaugurated in December 2025, are both standard destinations. Note that Billy-Berclau is ACC's, not a Stellantis plant at Douvrin, which is a common mix-up.

Which postcodes do you cover?

Département codes 02, 59, 60, 62 and 80 — Aisne, Nord, Oise, Pas-de-Calais and Somme. Any postcode under those prices as standard Hauts-de-France coverage in the quote form.

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Illustrative scenarios

How we run this corridor

Cosmetics Multi-Drop: Andalusia to Paris ZFE-Compliant Delivery

Tail-lift deliveries to 4 central Paris boutiques in a single morning window

Premium beauty retailer, Andalusia

Challenge

Central Paris deliveries require Crit'Air ZFE-compliant vehicles and tail-lift capability since boutiques lack loading docks. Previous carriers could not guarantee same-morning multi-drop windows, causing store staff to wait unpaid overtime.

SAVA Solution

SAVA assigned a Euro 6 vehicle pre-registered for Paris ZFE with tail-lift and a two-person crew. All 4 drops were completed in a single morning window (08:00–13:00). POD signed on tablet with photos returned same afternoon.

Shipment profile

TypeLTL Groupage + Tail-lift
FrequencyWeekly
Volume14 pallets per shipment
RouteSeville, consolidated at Castellar del Vallès → 4 retail stores, central Paris

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 France

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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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 zoneBarcelonaGironaValenciaMadridSevillaCádiz
ZONA 212 · 13 · 15 · 32 · 48 · 64 · 81 · 82 · 84ZONA 2 from Barcelona: half of the planned intervals are 1 working days or less; nine in ten are 3 or less.—————
ZONA 610 · 21 · 25 · 37 · 41 · 42 · 44 · 45 · 52 · 70 · 85 · 89 · 90 · 91ZONA 6 from Barcelona: half of the planned intervals are 2 working days or less; nine in ten are 4 or less.ZONA 6 from Girona: half of the planned intervals are 3 working days or less; nine in ten are 5 or less.ZONA 6 from Valencia: half of the planned intervals are 3 working days or less; nine in ten are 5 or less.ZONA 6 from Madrid: half of the planned intervals are 3 working days or less; nine in ten are 5 or less.ZONA 6 from Sevilla: half of the planned intervals are 4 working days or less; nine in ten are 6 or less.—
ZONA 727 · 28 · 49 · 53 · 54 · 68 · 72 · 75 · 77 · 78 · 88 · 92 · 93 · 94 · 95ZONA 7 from Barcelona: half of the planned intervals are 2 working days or less; nine in ten are 3 or less.ZONA 7 from Girona: half of the planned intervals are 3 working days or less; nine in ten are 5 or less.ZONA 7 from Valencia: half of the planned intervals are 3 working days or less; nine in ten are 5 or less.ZONA 7 from Madrid: half of the planned intervals are 4 working days or less; nine in ten are 6 or less.ZONA 7 from Sevilla: half of the planned intervals are 4 working days or less; nine in ten are 6 or less.ZONA 7 from Cádiz: half of the planned intervals are 4 working days or less; nine in ten are 5 or less.
ZONA 822 · 35 · 51 · 56 · 57 · 60 · 61 · 67 · 76 · 80ZONA 8 from Barcelona: half of the planned intervals are 2 working days or less; nine in ten are 4 or less.ZONA 8 from Girona: half of the planned intervals are 3 working days or less; nine in ten are 5 or less.ZONA 8 from Valencia: half of the planned intervals are 4 working days or less; nine in ten are 6 or less.ZONA 8 from Madrid: half of the planned intervals are 4 working days or less; nine in ten are 5 or less.ZONA 8 from Sevilla: half of the planned intervals are 4 working days or less; nine in ten are 7 or less.ZONA 8 from Cádiz: half of the planned intervals are 5 working days or less; nine in ten are 6 or less.
ZONA 902 · 08 · 14 · 29 · 50 · 55 · 59 · 62ZONA 9 from Barcelona: half of the planned intervals are 2 working days or less; nine in ten are 4 or less.ZONA 9 from Girona: half of the planned intervals are 3 working days or less; nine in ten are 5 or less.ZONA 9 from Valencia: half of the planned intervals are 4 working days or less; nine in ten are 6 or less.ZONA 9 from Madrid: half of the planned intervals are 4 working days or less; nine in ten are 5 or less.ZONA 9 from Sevilla: half of the planned intervals are 4 working days or less; nine in ten are 8 or less.—

Median / 9 in 10, in calendar days door to door, across 2394 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€277

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 109 · 11 · 30 · 31 · 34 · 65 · 66€277
ZONA 212 · 13 · 15 · 32 · 48 · 64 · 81 · 82 · 84€334
ZONA 304 · 07 · 26 · 43 · 46 · 47 · 63 · 83 · 86€344
ZONA 401 · 03 · 05 · 06 · 19 · 24 · 33 · 38 · 40 · 69 · 71 · 73 · 87€398
ZONA 516 · 17 · 18 · 23 · 36 · 39 · 58 · 74 · 79€452
ZONA 610 · 21 · 25 · 37 · 41 · 42 · 44 · 45 · 52 · 70 · 85 · 89 · 90 · 91€470
ZONA 727 · 28 · 49 · 53 · 54 · 68 · 72 · 75 · 77 · 78 · 88 · 92 · 93 · 94 · 95€506
ZONA 822 · 35 · 51 · 56 · 57 · 60 · 61 · 67 · 76 · 80€544
ZONA 902 · 08 · 14 · 29 · 50 · 55 · 59 · 62€580

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 €277 to €369,35. It is settled against the week the transport actually runs.

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Frequently asked

How long does Spain to France road freight take?

LTL transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, and when you ask for a quote we give it for the exact delivery postcode. Full truckload is quoted case by case. 2 departures per week.

Do you handle Paris Crit'Air low-emission zone access?

Yes. Tell us the delivery is inside a low-emission zone (ZFE) when you ask for a price and we assign a truck with a Crit'Air 2 sticker or better; a Euro 6 diesel truck is Crit'Air 2, which meets the current rules in Paris, Lyon, Grenoble, Strasbourg, Marseille and Rouen.

Are there French weekend / holiday driving restrictions to plan around?

France restricts trucks over 7.5t from 22:00 Saturday to 22:00 Sunday nationwide, plus additional bans on summer weekends on tourist-route sections (A7, A9, A10). For Friday pickups we dispatch so transit completes Friday night or Monday morning. For year-round lanes we plan around the standard Saturday-night to Sunday-night ban window.

Can you transport wine, spirits, and beverages to French wholesalers?

Yes — it's a common vertical on this corridor. We carry ambient and non-temperature-controlled beverages (we don't operate refrigerated freight). For high-value or duty-suspended alcohol movements, we file the SAD/EMCS documentation as part of the Spanish export side; for EU-free-circulation loads, standard CMR is enough.

Do you offer backhauls from France to Spain?

Yes — we run balanced flows with French outbound loads back to Spain. If you need a France-to-Spain pickup (French exporter, Spanish consignee), ask us directly; rates are typically 30–40% below the Spain→France outbound leg because we're already repositioning the truck.

Is LTL groupage available from Spain to France?

Yes — SAVA Logistic runs LTL consolidations 2 times per week from Barcelona to Paris, Lille and Nantes. Lyon, Marseille and the rest of mainland France are on our tariff too, in nine delivery zones by département; only Corsica is quoted on request. 2 LDM billed, or 0.4 LDM for Romania; pallets below 500 kg are accepted with the applicable minimum charge.

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.

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.

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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 → France

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

Spain to France route specifications
ParameterValue
Distance1,050 km
Main highwayAP-7 → A-9 → A7 (France)
Departure frequency2× per week
Customs requiredNo — EU free movement

Border crossings (1)

  1. 1La Jonquera (ES/FR)

Local restrictions & regulations

  • ZFE (Low Emission Zone) active in Lyon and Paris

Transport mode comparison: Spain → France

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

Comparison of transport modes from Spain to France
ModeCostSpeed
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🚢 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.

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Deeper dive

For the complete playbook on transit profiles, Crit'Air zones, the French weekend HGV ban, and industry fit on this corridor, read our Spain → France pillar guide.

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