Portugal, the logistics hub in the west of Europe, has become an important logistics center of Europe thanks to its strategic location and developing infrastructure. Especially with the increase in trade volume with Turkey, road transportation in Portugal is gaining importance day by day.

Why Portugal?

Geographical Location: Being located in the west of Europe and being coastal to the seas facilitates sea and land transportation.

Infrastructure: Modern highways and logistics centers provide fast and reliable transportation.

Member of the European Union: Free movement within the EU facilitates trade transactions.

Transportation between Portugal and Turkey

Increasing Trade Volume: With the strengthening of economic relations between the two countries, road transportation is also increasing.

Routes and Challenges: Information is given about typical routes from Turkey to Portugal and the difficulties encountered on these routes such as customs procedures.

Things to Consider in Road Transportation

Border Gates: Delays at border crossings and their impact on transportation costs.

Road Safety: Road safety situation and measures taken on Portuguese highways.

Environmental Impacts: Environmental impacts of road transportation and sustainable solutions.

The future of road transportation in Portugal will be shaped by technological developments and sustainability-oriented approaches.

Portuguese road transportation offers an important logistics alternative for both Turkey and other countries. 

Private Sectors in Portugal: Production and logistics activities in sectors such as automotive, textile

Cold Chain Transportation: Transportation of products that require special transportation such as food products

Heavy Load Transportation: Equipment and methods used in the transportation of large and heavy loads

Logistics Technologies: Use of technologies such as GPS tracking, fleet management in road transportation