Germany

The close German rail network enables flexible and fast transport within Germany with many points of connection to DB Cargo's Europe-wide network.

Your benefits at a glance

Tightly woven network for single wagon, block train and combined transport
Transport solutions also available for small and medium-sized consignments and goods from every industry
Domestic and cross-border services
Daily connections to the key European trading centres
Access to global trade flows via services to Germany's major seaports
Access our network even without your own private siding using railports and innovative transhipment solutions in every region

CO2e emissions

Example route
Munich - Seelze

Rail

Road

_{The emission values were determined using the independent calculation tool EcoTransIT World.
EcoTransIT World's emissions calculation is compliant with ISO 14083.}

Open to all

Germany's comprehensive rail network offers customers from every industry the connections they are looking for – regardless of the volume they need transporting. The tightly woven network can handle anything from individual wagons in the single wagonload system to regular block train traffic for companies with large transport volumes. Extensive access points such as railports and transhipment terminals bring rail within easy reach of every customer. This allows all DB Cargo customers to book flexible connections to economic centres across Germany and Europe.

Fast and flexible one-stop service

To ensure that everything runs smoothly from start to finish, DB Cargo's customer service is here to help with every step of transport planning and delivery. This one-stop shop approach ensures easy integration into our customers' processes. Customers also have the option to add additional services individually, allowing them to flexibly customise their rail freight transport. Direct, long-distance, high-frequency services in single wagonload transport provide planning certainty and efficient logistics in a tightly woven network, for example on the Mannheim–Maschen corridor.