Hunedoara county sits on the A1 motorway axis between Arad and Sibiu, with Deva about 2,200 km from our Barcelona hub. LTL groupage delivers across the county in 5-7 days on three scheduled weekly departures.
LTL groupage transit
5-7 days
Corridor departures
3×/week
via the Spain–Romania corridor
Road distance from our Barcelona hub
~2200 km
Border crossing
La Jonquera · Ventimiglia · Nickelsdorf · Nădlac
Postal codes covered
The county's freight profile is industrial: heavy manufacturing, metalworking and mining equipment dominate the palette. Deva and Hunedoara city host the county's main distribution points, all on the A1 axis or short branches from it. The Jiu Valley around Petroșani adds mining-related equipment and industrial supplies to the freight mix.
As an intra-EU lane, no customs duties or border clearance apply between Spain and Romania. Standard groupage booking covers door-to-door delivery across the county, with all transport documentation handled before departure from our Barcelona hub.
Deva, Hunedoara city and Petroșani cover the county — all on or branching from the A1 motorway. Deva is the administrative centre, while Hunedoara city and Petroșani serve the industrial and mining zones respectively.
Deva
Hunedoara
Petroșani
The route in runs roughly 2,200 km from Barcelona: out through La Jonquera onto the French autoroutes, across Italy via Ventimiglia, then Austria at Nickelsdorf before crossing into Romania at Nădlac, where the A1 carries loads east between Arad and Sibiu. From that axis, our three scheduled weekly groupage departures deconsolidate for last-mile delivery to Deva, Hunedoara city and Petroșani in the Jiu Valley, covering the county's 33-prefix postcode area.
Get a quote →Industrial manufacturing and metalworking equipment map to our industrial-machinery service. Mining equipment and supplies for the Jiu Valley sector are handled through the same lane with appropriate load securing for heavy components.
Deva receives groupage in 5-7 days over roughly 2,200 km on the A1 axis. The city sits midway between Arad and Sibiu on the Transylvanian corridor. Departures are three per week on the Spain–Romania lane, with real-time tracking from pickup to delivery.
Yes — palletised industrial equipment, metalworking components and manufacturing supplies are standard corridor freight on this lane. We handle load securing for heavy components and coordinate delivery windows with the receiving facility. ADR-classified goods in classes 2, 3, 4.1, 5.1, 6.1, 8 and 9 are also accepted with proper documentation.
One county prefix: 33. Any postal code starting with 33 — from Deva through Hunedoara city to Petroșani — prices as standard Hunedoara coverage, with final-mile delivery included in the groupage rate.
Binding quote in about 15 minutes during business hours, valid for 24 hours.