Route Ukraine — Germany

The international Ukraine - Germany route is one of the most important for Ukrainian exports and imports. The distance from Lviv to Germany's main logistics centers (Munich, Frankfurt, Berlin) is 1200-1800 kilometers. The route passes through Poland, and travel time depends on the specific destination and border conditions. Germany is one of Ukraine's largest trading partners. Main goods from Ukraine: agricultural products (grain, oil, honey), rolled metal and pipes, timber and furniture, textile products, and electrotechnical equipment. From Germany to Ukraine, cars and parts, industrial equipment, pharmaceuticals, household chemicals, construction machinery, and electronics are transported. The route requires compliance with strict European standards - environmental class requirements (Euro-5, Euro-6), cabotage rules, tachograph control, and driving restrictions on weekends and holidays. Carriers must have CEMT permits or bilateral permits for Poland and/or Germany. Transit through Poland involves crossing two borders - the Ukrainian-Polish border and (formerly) the Polish-German border within the Schengen Area. Customs clearance is performed at the Ukraine-Poland border, after which movement within the EU is free. CarGoPro gives carriers the opportunity to find cargo on international routes to Germany and return loads from Europe. This is critical for the profitability of long international trips, where empty mileage leads to significant financial losses. The tender system allows securing contracts for regular international transport.