Route Kyiv — Chernihiv

The Kyiv - Chernihiv route is one of the shortest and busiest freight directions in northern Ukraine. The M-01 highway, 140 kilometers long, provides a direct link from the capital to the regional center of the Chernihiv region. The road passes through Brovary and Kozelets, has a satisfactory surface, and allows the distance to be covered in 1.5-2 hours. Featured goods on the route: food, timber and lumber from the Polissya region, peat, construction materials, agricultural products, and consumer goods for the Chernihiv region. Chernihiv is a transit point for cargo heading to the border with Belarus and further to the Baltic countries. The proximity of the cities makes the route attractive for daily regular trips. Carriers can perform two trips per day, increasing transport efficiency. The agricultural sector in the Chernihiv region generates seasonal demand for grain transport during harvest time, while woodworking enterprises in Polissya need regular lumber removals. CarGoPro allows carriers on the short Kyiv - Chernihiv route to find regular orders for steady loading. Shippers from both cities post orders through the platform, and the notification system ensures prompt communication.