Corridor
One route. Known in full.
We do not drive everywhere. We drive one route — the Mediterranean corridor between Spain and Slovenia and northern Italy. That is exactly why we know it down to the individual stop.
Stops along the route
- Barcelona ES loading
- Perpignan FR transit
- Montpellier FR transit
- Genova IT waypoint
- Milano IT waypoint
- Verona IT waypoint
- Trieste IT waypoint
- Sežana SI base
- Ljubljana SI waypoint
- Celje SI waypoint
- Maribor SI waypoint
The reading is the same at every stop. That is not a graphic decision — it follows from the fact that the doors do not open between Barcelona and Sežana.
Distances and times
Times apply to a two-driver crew and include the statutory rest where it is required. They exclude loading, unloading, customs and traffic restrictions. Distances are calculated over the road network, tolerance ±3 %.
What a two-driver crew actually saves
Barcelona–Milan is 13.1 hours of driving. That fits entirely within one cycle of a two-driver crew — with no stop for daily rest. A single driver has to rest for eleven hours on the way.
Below roughly 700 kilometres, or 10 hours of driving, a two-driver crew gives no time advantage. We will not charge you for it as an advantage there.
Barcelona in one run: around 20 hours is possible. But 18.5 hours of driving exceeds the standard cycle of a two-driver crew, so that version depends on the statutory extension, permitted twice a week per driver. We offer it by arrangement — not as a standard service.
France
France is on our route, but it is not our market. We cross it in transit; if there is suitable freight along the way we load it. That is why there is no French version of this site — we would rather say what we do than promise coverage we do not market.
Frequently asked questions
How long does transport from Barcelona to Slovenia take?
Barcelona–Sežana is 1,388 kilometres, which is 18.5 hours of driving. With a two-driver crew the standard time is 28 to 29 hours, including the statutory daily rest. Barcelona–Milan is 983 kilometres and we cover it in 14 to 15 hours with no stop for rest.
Can you reach Barcelona faster?
Yes, in roughly 20 hours in a single run. That version depends on the statutory extension of daily driving time, which we may use twice a week per driver, so we offer it by arrangement and not as a standard service.
Do you also serve France?
We cross France in transit, because it lies on our route. If there is suitable freight along the way we load it, but we do not market France as a regular lane.