The route Lithuania–Poland is not the favourite among local drivers. Even though it’s short and the major cities of the country are linked by new highways, some sections are under reconstruction and it might take a long time to travel through. This is why freight transport to Poland largely depends on the freight forwarder and how he manages to plan the route and help the driver.
Because of 20 years of experience, we can confidently say that we plan routes responsibly, predict many possible problems and specify the time of delivery to the client.
Poland
Siramis transports different types of goods to Poland: both full (FTL) and partial cargoes are transported from Lithuania and other European countries to Poland (and vice versa) each week. All Volvo tractor units of the company are modern, reliable and comply with high Euro requirements. All semi-trailers are reinforced and have XL certificates.
Dangerous goods can also be transported from Lithuania to Poland and vice versa. All Siramis vehicles and drivers have ADR certificates because only these enable the delivery of dangerous goods from Poland. Drivers of the company are regularly updating their knowledge and qualification because this is necessary for high-quality services.
Vilnius is by far the most popular city from which cargo is transported. Poland is relatively close to the capital of Lithuania so Vilnius and its areas have a large volume of export production. Overall, the route Lithuania–Poland is one of the most popular among the country’s carriers. Poland is usually at the top three in terms of the export market.
Poland is a huge exporter. The country has a population of 40 million people, and the average salary is significantly below the EU’s average so Poland is often chosen as a location for huge factories.