SPAIN → FRANCE
LTL Transport from Spain to France
Groupage and LTL freight from Spain to all French regions. 2–3 days transit. No customs required (EU–EU).
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Spain–France LTL Rate Table
| LDM Range | Description | Speed |
|---|---|---|
| 0.4 – 2 LDM | Small groupage (1–4 pallets) | Weekly consolidation |
| 2 – 5 LDM | Medium LTL (5–12 pallets) | Standard transit |
| 5 – 8 LDM | Large LTL (13–20 pallets) | Standard transit |
| 8 – 10 LDM | Partial load (20–24 pallets) | Priority loading |
| 10 – 13.6 LDM | Near-FTL (25–33 pallets) | Direct / dedicated |
Rates in €/LDM. Inclusive of fuel surcharge. No customs required (EU–EU). Quotes confirmed at booking.
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View our customs service →Why LTL Instead of a Full Truck to France?
Spain–France is Europe's most active bilateral road freight corridor. Trans-road's daily departures mean LTL adds only 1 extra day vs a dedicated truck, while costing 50–70% less for shipments under 10 LDM. For volumes from 10 LDM, a full truckload (FTL) may be more economical. See our full LTL from Spain overview →
Delivery Coverage — France
Trans-road delivers LTL freight from Spain across France:
| City / Region | Coverage Note |
|---|---|
| Paris (Île-de-France) | Capital region, daily intake |
| Lyon (Auvergne-Rhône) | Southeast France distribution hub |
| Marseille (PACA) | Mediterranean port connection |
| Toulouse (Occitanie) | Southwest France, daily service |
| Bordeaux (Nouvelle-Aq.) | Atlantic coast logistics |
| Strasbourg (Grand Est) | Rhine corridor, cross-border hub |
| Nantes (Pays de la L.) | Western France, port access |
| Lille (Hauts-de-F.) | Northern France, Channel gateway |
| Montpellier (Hérault) | South coastal zone |
| Rennes (Bretagne) | Brittany & northwest |
Door-to-door delivery. Tail-lift on request. Corsica on request (additional transit day).
Accepted Cargo Types — Spain to France LTL
- Palletised goods
- Industrial equipment
- Automotive parts
- Consumer goods
- Wine & spirits (ambient)
- Textiles
ADR cargo accepted with prior declaration. Temperature-controlled: request reefer quote.
Spain Collection Regions
Trans-road collects LTL for France from all major Spanish logistics hubs:
Barcelona (daily)
Madrid (daily)
Valencia (daily)
Bilbao (3×/week)
Pamplona (3×/week)
Zaragoza (3×/week)
Seville (2×/week)
Tarragona (2×/week)
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does LTL freight from Spain to France take?
Standard transit is 2–3 business days. The direct land border makes Spain–France one of the fastest European corridors, with daily departures from Barcelona and Madrid.
How much does LTL shipping from Spain to France cost?
Indicative rate is ~€180 per loading metre for a 4 LDM shipment. The short overland distance keeps this corridor very competitive. Request a quote for exact pricing.
What documents are needed for Spain–France LTL?
Standard EU documentation: CMR waybill, commercial invoice, and packing list. No customs clearance required.
Which French regions do you deliver to?
All regions: Île-de-France (Paris), Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (Lyon), PACA (Marseille), Occitanie (Toulouse), Nouvelle-Aquitaine (Bordeaux), and all other régions.
What cargo types can be shipped LTL to France?
Palletised goods, industrial equipment, automotive parts, consumer goods, ambient wine & spirits, and textiles. ADR/dangerous goods by arrangement.
What is the minimum shipment size?
Groupage from 0.4 LDM (1 pallet). LTL from 2 LDM. Above 10 LDM, full truckload pricing typically applies.
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