Frequently asked questions

A International transports are normally carried out using TIR Carnets. A TIR Carnet covers USD 50000 in customs and tax charges. That is, if you customs and tax charges in Russia or Belarus are above USD 50000, the truck is subject to "customs escorts", which usually costs USD 0.50 to USD 1.00 per every kilometer of route.

A If transporting dangerous goods, the shipper or the customer should issue a material safety data sheet (MSDS), while the transport company should only use a cerified fleet of vehicles and assign qualified drivers for this shipments. For some CIS countries, you may need to get an ADR transportation permit, issued by Promatomnadzor (Belarus) and by Sovinteravtoservice (Russia).

A For an international transport, the shipper usually complete the following documents: a CMR waybill, a TIR Carnet and an invoice. But depending on the transport specifics, they may also be required to submit additional documents, e.g., an MSDS data sheet, a commercial description of goods, a phytosanitary certificate etc.

A No.

A Yes.

A No specific calculation formula exists. But we consider a series of factors, including: mileage, a volume of transports and their regularity, current market rates, cost efficiency etc.