SIA "Modum Logistics" offers full-service logistics services, international cargo transportation to and from Lithuania.
The most popular destinations in Lithuania: Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipeda, Šiauliai, Panevezys, Alyta, Marijampole, Mazeħki.
Cargo transportation from Latvia to Lithuania and vice versa is mostly done within 24 hours.
Transit and logistics in Lithuania
An important industry in Lithuania is transit and logistics. Historically, Lithuania has very close economic relations with Poland. Lithuania borders Russia and Belarus and at the same time is located in a strategically good place, namely in the middle between Central and Western Europe and Northern Europe and the Baltic States. Thus, Lithuania is a very important transport corridor. Priority sectors - the Lithuanian Development Agency mentions "transport and logistics, energy, business outsourcing, information and communication technologies, PET, laser and biotechnology, metal processing, food production and woodworking as the most attractive sectors. There is potential to successfully develop business in the tourism and real estate sectors as well ." Lithuania is ranked 30th out of 160 countries in the world - in the Global Transport and Logistics Performance Index, showing how important this industry is in Lithuania. Source: Logistics Performance Index. Lithuania has a well-developed, modern infrastructure - railway, airport, highway system. Lithuania has an extensive network of motorways. Road transport: The best-known highway in Lithuania - A1, which connects Vilnius to Klaipeda via Kaunas, as well as A2, which connects Vilnius and Panevezys. The most important European route, in Lithuania - the E67 highway, which starts from Prague, stretches all the way to Helsinki in the Czech Republic, connecting Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia in Finland. The E67 highway runs through the capital cities of the mentioned countries - Prague, Warsaw, Kaunas, Panevezys, Riga, Tallinn and Helsinki. Sea transport: Lithuania is located on the coast of the Baltic Sea, there is a national port in Lithuania - Klaipėda. It is frost-free and well connected to the national road and rail system. In 2010, the port of Klaipėda was the second largest port in the Baltic States in terms of cargo turnover, after the port of Tallinn, ahead of the second largest Baltic port - Riga.
The cargo is insured against the following incidents
- Vehicle accident
- Fire or explosion
- Theft or attempted theft, robbery, vandalism
- Damage to the cargo due to careless actions
- Other specific cases
The cost of freight transport consists of
- Type of cargo transportation
- Amount of cargo (number of pallets, boxes, etc.)
- Cargo weight
- Freight delivery address
- Cargo delivery time
