Container transport is a core part of regional logistics. Shipping containers arriving at Southern African ports need to move by road to warehouses, distribution centres and inland destinations — and exports need to reach the ports. Road-based container transport bridges that gap.
From port to inland destination
Containers are collected from port terminals and moved by road to their inland destination. The route from Durban to Gauteng, and onward to landlocked markets like Zimbabwe, Zambia and Botswana, is a key container transport corridor in the region.
Typical container transport movements
- Port to warehouse or distribution centre
- Warehouse to inland destination
- Inland origin to port for export
- Cross-border container movement to landlocked SADC markets
Planning a container movement
When planning container transport, share the container size, origin, destination and timing requirements. MassivCargo assesses each container movement against the route and equipment needed. Contact us to discuss your container transport requirements.