Customer Information - Road Freight

• Conditions for visiting is a negative Corona test, a complete Corona vaccination or a recovered infection. Retailer in the provinces of Vienna and Lower Austria also welcomed customers back. 
• According to the Federal Foreign Office, drivers of goods transport and accompanying personnel from Austria to Italy are exempt from the quarantine obligation if they do not show any symptoms, but they must be able to present a negative antigen or PCR test not older than 7 days and the self-declaration before entering Italy.
• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.
• Please find more information on the measures in Austria on a dedicated page provided by the Federal Ministry for Social Affairs, Health, Care and Consumer Protection. (Information available in German and English). Additonally, the Austrian National Tourist Office provides up-to-date information on the latest measures in Austria. (Information available in several languages).
• Please find more information on the current transport related measures in Austria provided by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). (Information available in English).

• Information for the border Belarus/Poland: Due to measures implemented by the local authorities to stop the Coronavirus from spreading further, delays at the border checkpoints may occur. These measures may include the obligation to present a negative Corona Test and/or to present or carry further documents or declarations.
• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.
• Please find more information on the current transport related measures in Belarus provided by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). (Information available in English).

• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.
• Please find more information on the measures in Belgium on a dedicated page provided by the Federal Public Service for Health, Food Chain Safety and Environment (Information available in several languages).
• Please find more information on the current transport related measures in Belgium provided by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). (Information available in English).

• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.

• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.
• Please find more information on the current transport related measures in Bulgaria provided by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). (Information available in English).

• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.
• Please find more information on the measures in Croatia on a dedicated page provided by the Government of Croatia (Information available in several languages).
• Please find more information on the current transport related measures in Croatia provided by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). (Information available in English).

• Czech Republic has introduced stricter entry rules with tests and registration. International transport workers are excluded from both rules.
• Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.
• Please find more information on the measures in the Czech Republic on a dedicated page provided by the Ministry of the Interior of the Czech Republic (Information available in English and Czech).
• Please find more information on the current transport related measures in Czech Republic provided by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). (Information available in English).

• Transporting goods is a valid reason to enter Denmark. Truck drivers are exempt from all testing requirements before and during the entry.
  Due to some problems with the control personnel, the association ITD recommends that drivers should refer to the link here and to "Persons who enter Denmark for the purpose of freight transport" or in the case of a pure transit through Denmark to this link here and to “Exemptions from the requirement to present a negative COVID-19 test”.

• The government has adjusted and loosened the measures for all people involved in freight transportation, so truck drivers are not subject to a Corona testing anymore.

• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.

• Please find more information on the measures in Denmark on a dedicated page provided by Danish Health Authority (Information available in several languages).
• Please find more information on the current transport related measures in Denmark provided by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). (Information available in English).

• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.
• Please find more information on the measures in Estonia on a dedicated page provided by the government of Estonia (Information available in several languages).
• Please find more information on the current transport related measures in Estonia provided by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). (Information available in English).

• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.
• Please find more information on the measures in Finland on a dedicated page provided by the government of Finland (Information available in several languages).
• Please find more information on the current transport related measures in Finland provided by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). (Information available in English).

• As of 09 of August the French association AFTRI announced that a 3-G proof requirement is needed for access to cafés, bars, restaurants, shopping centers and the use of long-distance passenger transport. The obligation also affects truck drivers. The affected premises/services can now only be visited/used if one of the following proofs can be presented: Proof of vaccination, proof of recovery (max. 6 months old) or proof of test (PCR or rapid antigen test <72 hours). The proof should be provided by a QR code (Health Pass). The corresponding German codes are also valid in France. It can be done digitally, e.g., via an entry in the free French app "TousAntiCovid", in the German app ("CovPass" or "Corona-Warn-App") or in paper form as well. Truck drivers are exempt from the requirement to present a Health Pass in some restaurants. You can find these restaurants here (website with a map). To claim this benefit, drivers must prove their driving status, e.g., with the Annex 3 (the certificate for international transport workers). It is still mandatory to carry this form in France.
• The French association AFTRI announced that truck drivers entering France from Great Britain or Ireland no longer needthe "Sworn Statement" (Declaration sur l'honneur) about the absence of COVID-19 symptoms. 
• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.
• Please find more information on the measures in France on a dedicated page provided by the French Government (Information available in English and French).
• Please find more information on the current transport related measures in France provided by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). (Information available in English).

• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.
• Please find more information on the measures in Georgia on a dedicated page provided by the Government of Georgia (Information available in several languages).

• Due to occurred questions concerning entries to Germany and applied measures there, please check whether your country is affected or not here, where the classification of countries are listed.
• As of 29 of August, the German government has announced that Spain and the greater Lisbon region of Portugal are downgraded to non-risk areas.
• As of 17 of August, Turkey becomes a high-risk area. Furthermore, from 24 of August on, parts of Greece (Crete and the southern Aegean with islands like Rhodes, Kos, Mykonos, and Naxos) become high-risk areas.
• General Corona Entry Regulation: People over 12 years of age must have a negative test result, proof of vaccination or proof of recovery at the time of entry. The general obligation to provide proof applies irrespective of the type of transport and whether a previous stay in a non-risk, a high-risk or virus variant area has taken place. In addition, when entering Germany after a stay in a high-risk area or virus variant area, certain registration and quarantine obligations apply as well. Transport personnel are excepted from the registration, testing and quarantine obligation if they do not enter from virus variant areas.
• Truck drivers who stayed 10 days before entry in a "simple" risk area or in a high incidence area, are exempt from the digital registration. If they stayed in a virus variant area it is required to register. Furthermore, truck drivers who stayed 10 days before entry in a "normal" risk area do not need a negative test. However, if they stayed 10 days before entry and longer than 72 hours in a high risk area it is required to show a negative test before entry (PCR test max. 72h old, rapid test max. 48h old), a proof of COVID-19 vaccination according to https://www.pei.de/impfstoffe/covid-19 completed at least 14 days prior to entry, or a proof of recovery which must be based on a PCR test and issued at least 28 days and maximally 6 months before entry. For stays 10 days before entering in virus variant area it is also needed to show a negative test (PCR test max. 72h, rapid test max. 24h old).
• The German Government has introduced new guidelines and regulations for drivers in international freight transport who have stayed in risk areas, high-incidence areas and virus-variant areas in the 10 days before entry. Information on the classification of countries as risk, high incidence or virus variant areas can be found here.

• These measures are mostly aimed at consumer-focused businesses and the impact on B2B business should be rather moderate. However, please take note of the General Remark affecting all shipments.

• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.

• Please find more information on the measures in Germany on a dedicated page provided by the German Government (Information available in German and English).

• There are different measures in the 16 federal states of Germany. Please find more information here: Bremen, Baden-Württemberg, Bavaria, Berlin, Brandenburg, Hamburg, Hesse, Lower Saxony, Mecklenburg Western Pomerania, Northrine-Westphalia, Rhineland-Palatinate, Saarland, Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt, Schleswig-Holstein, Thuringia. (Information available in German, some Information available in English as well).
• Please find more information on the current transport related measures in Germany provided by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). (Information available in English).

• Truck drivers who are entering Greece from the ports of Patras, Igoumentisa, and Korfu from Italy must take a self-test before they enter the ferry. The result has to be noted on an attached sheet in the self-test declaration and has to be shown before the boarding. It is recommended to take the test no longer than 48 hours before entering the ferry. Furthermore, it is necessary to show the self-test declaration to the Greece authorities. After arriving in Greece, a further rapid test is mandatory as well.
• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.
• Please find more information on the measures in Greece on a dedicated page provided by the Greek Government (Information available in French, German and English).
• Please find more information on the current transport related measures in Greece provided by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). (Information available in English).

• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.
• Please find more information on the current transport related measures in Hungary provided by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). (Information available in English).

• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is open for business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.
• Please find more information on the measures in Ireland on a dedicated page provided by the Government of Ireland (Information available in English).
• Please find more information on the current transport related measures in Ireland provided by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). (Information available in English).

• As of 06 of August, according to the Italian Chamber of Commerce in Bolzano, Italy has a 3-G proof requirement for indoor gastronomy. From the 01 of September on, this obligation will also be extended to other means of transports without exception, truck drivers as well. The affected services can now only be used if the user can present one of the following proofs:
  • Proof of vaccination (at least 15 days after the initial vaccination)
  • Proof of recovery
  • Proof of testing (rapid antigen test max. 48 hours)
• The Italian Ministry of Health stated that the electronic entry declaration (digital Passenger Locator Form (dPLF)) is mandatory for truck drivers who want to enter Italy, although there are technical malfunctions now. Until the clarification of this issue, it is recommended to carry the “old” self-declaration in paper form.
• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.
• Please find more information on the measures in Italy on a dedicated page provided by the Italian Government (Information available in English and Italian).
• Please find more information on the current transport related measures in Italy provided by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). (Information available in English).

• Information for the border Kazahkstan/Russia: Due to measures implemented by the local authorities to stop the Coronavirus from spreading further, delays at the border checkpoints may occur. These measures may include the  obligation to present a negative Corona Test and/or to present or carry further documents or declarations.
• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.
• Please find more information on the entry measures in Kazakhstan from the United Kingdom on a dedicated page provided by the UK Government (Information available in several languages).
• Please find more information on the current transport related measures in Kazakhstan provided by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). (Information available in English).

• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.
• Please find more information on the measures in Latvia on a dedicated page provided by the Government of Latvia (Information available in in Latvian only).
• Please find more information on the current transport related measures in Latvia provided by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). (Information available in English).

• Before entering Lithuania, all people without exceptionmust complete the online form to receive a QR code. This rule does also apply to truck drivers. If a truck driver is not able to present a QR code upon entry into Lithuania, this may result in a fine of 500 - 1500 €. Drivers must be in quarantine except for transit, collection, or delivery of cargo in Lithuania.
• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.
• Please find more information on the measures in Lithuania on a dedicated page provided by the  Government of the Republic of Lithuania (Information available in English and Lithuanian).
• Please find more information on the current transport related measures in Lithuania provided by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). (Information available in English).

• On the 15 of June 2021, Great Britain became a high-risk area, according to an announcement of the Dutch Government. Therefore, all people who are entering the Netherlands from Great Britain have to fill out and carry a quarantine declaration. This declaration can be downloaded in various languages here. Truck drivers are excepted from the quarantine if they confirm this under point two within the quarantine declaration. Furthermore, the function “truck driver” should be proved with the Certificate for International Transport Workers (Annex 3) here. If truck drivers are entering the Netherlands from high-risk areas, they are also exempted from any test obligations generally.
• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.
• Please find more information on the measures in the Netherlands on a dedicated page provided by the  Government of the Netherlands (Information available in several languages).
• Please find more information on the current transport related measures in the Netherlands provided by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). (Information available in English).

• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.
• Please find more information on the measures in the Norway on a dedicated page provided by the  Government of Norway (Information available in English, Norwegian and German).
• Please find more information on the current transport related measures in Norway provided by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). (Information available in English).

• Information for the border Poland/Belarus: Due to measures implemented by the local authorities to stop the Coronavirus from spreading further, delays at the border checkpoints may occur. These measures may include the  obligation to present a negative Corona Test and/or to present or carry further documents or declarations.
• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.
• Please findmore information on the measures in Poland on a dedicated page provided by the  Government of Poland (Information available in several languages).
• Please find more information on the current transport related measures in Poland provided by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). (Information available in English).

• In view of falling Corona infection figures and a high vaccination rate, the outdoor mask requirement has been lifted in Portugal. It now only applies indoors, such as in stores, public transport, and schools. However, according to the Portuguese health authority, it is still recommended to wear a mask outdoors when many people gather, and no distance can be kept. As soon as a vaccination rate of 85 percent is reached, further relaxations are to follow.
• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.
• Please find more information on the measures in Portugal on a dedicated page provided by the  Government of Portugal (Information available in Portugese, some information available in English).
• Please find more information on the current transport related measures in Portugal provided by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). (Information available in English).

• For EU citizens, as well as for persons entering Romania from EU countries, from the EEA or from Switzerland, who do not have COVID-19 symptoms: A country categorization into green, yellow, and red zones applies. This categorization into risk areas is regularly updated by the Romanian National Institute of Public Health. The country categorization can be viewed on the Internet here.
• The Romanian association UNTRR informed that all persons, including truck drivers are subject to a 14-day quarantine obligation in Romania if they come from a country categorized under the yellow or red zone (including Germany and Austria in the meantime) and they cannot claim one of the exemptions mentioned in the following bullet point.
• Exemptions to the quarantine requirement:
  • Vaccinated persons who have been fully vaccinated at least ten days prior to entry into Romania and who can present proof of this upon entry.
  • Recovered people who have tested positive for COVID-19 in the 180 days prior to entry and can present a certificate.
  • People entering from a yellow zone country who present a negative PCR test that is not older than 72 hours.
  • People arriving from a red zone country, staying less than 72 hours in Romania, and presenting a negative PCR test, not older than 72 hours before the entry. In case of failure to meet this deadline, a 14-day quarantine will be ordered starting from the 4th day.
• Persons entering from yellow risk areas without any of these proofs may leave quarantine after a negative PCR test if they have no specific symptoms.
• Persons entering from red risk areas without one of these detections may exit quarantine on day 10 if they test (PCR) on day 8, the result is negative, and they have no specific symptoms. Other exceptions to the quarantine requirement apply.
• Road border crossings are open. The border crossing points and waiting times can be obtained daily from the Romanian Border Police here.
• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.
• Please find more information on the current transport related measures in Romania provided by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). (Information available in English).

• Information for the border Kazahkstan/Russia: Due to measures implemented by the local authorities to stop the Coronavirus from spreading further, delays at the border checkpoints may occur. These measures may include the  obligation to present a negative Corona Test and/or to present or carry further documents or declarations.
• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.
• Please find more information on the current transport related measures in Russia provided by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). (Information available in English).

• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.
• Please find more information on the measures in Serbia on a dedicated page provided by the Government of Serbia (Information available in English and Serbian).

• Slovakia has changed the entry rules based on vaccination status. There is an exemption for international transport workers though. International transport workers do not need any negative tests or vaccination certificates - they only need to carry the EU-certificate or a Slovakian certificate which proofs their work status.
• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.
• Please find more information on the measures in Slovakia on a dedicated page provided by the Government of Slovakia (Information available in several languages).
• Please find more information on the current transport related measures in Slovakia provided by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). (Information available in English).

• As of 16 of August, the Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure (BMVI) informs that the Slovenian government has issued new entry regulations which have an impact on the transport sector.
  • International transport workers entering Slovenia must leave the country within 12 hours of crossing the border if they are not vaccinated, tested (PCR max. 72 hours, antigen rapid test max. 48 hours) or recovered.
  • Employees must also present the certificate for transport workers (Annex 3) or any other appropriate document showing that these persons have been sent by their employer as transport workers.
  • If the above-mentioned deadline of 12 hours is not met and the person has not been vaccinated, recovered, or tested, a quarantine measure will be ordered. For further information, a PDF download with details in Slovenian can be found here.
• According to the Slovenian Ministry of Transport, people entering Slovenia will be required to present a negative Corona test, a full vaccination or convalescent certificate. This applies for transit as well. You can find the legal basis in Slovenian here.
• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.
• Please find more information on the measures in Slovenia on a dedicated page provided by the Government of Slovenia (Information available in several languages).
• Please find more information on the current transport related measures in Slovenia provided by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). (Information available in English).

• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.
• Please find more information on the measures in Spain on a dedicated page provided by the Government of Spain (Information available in several languages).
• Please find more information on the current transport related measures in Spain provided by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). (Information available in English).

• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.
• Please find more information on the measures in Sweden on a dedicated page provided by the Government of Sweden (Information available in English and Swedish).
• Please find more information on the current transport related measures in Sweden provided by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). (Information available in English).

• Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.
• Please find more information on the measures in Switzerland on a dedicated page provided by the Government of Switzerland (Information available in several languages).
• Please find more information on the current transport related measures in Switzerland provided by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). (Information available in English).

• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.
• Please find more information on the measures in Turkey on a dedicated page provided by the Government of Turkey (Information available in Turkish, some information available in English).
• Please find more information on the current transport related measures in Turkey provided by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). (Information available in English).

• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.
• Please find more information on the measures in Ukraine on a dedicated page provided by the Government of Ukraine (Information available in Ukrainian and English).
• Please find more information on the current transport related measures in Ukraine provided by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). (Information available in English).

• According to the British regulations, transport personnel entering the United Kingdom must comply with the following regulations (see exceptions in the next paragraph):

1. A digital registration via Passenger Locator Form (max. 48h prior to entry).
2. A self-isolation in the cabin except for transport-related activities or indispensable reasons such as the purchase of food, toilet visits or limited sporting confirmation.
3. In case of stays longer than 48h, there is the obligation to take a COVID-19 test at one of the British test centers before the end of the 2nd day after entering the country. For longer stays, a further test is mandatory every 72h, (typically on the 5th and 8th day from entry).

• There are two exceptions for the self-isolation in the cabin and the requirement to test on the 2nd / 5th / 8th day of the stay, in the following cases:

Exception 1: The driver has stayed exclusively in states that are listed as "green" according to the United Kingdom classification during the last 10 days before entering the country.

Exception 2: Thedriver has been fully vaccinated against COVID-19 in the European Union, the United Kingdom or Switzerland for at least 14 days prior to entry into the United Kingdom and has not been in a "red" listed state in the 10 days prior to entry. After 14 days from the second vaccination, the drivers are exempt from the self-isolation, as well as the requirement to test on the 5th and 8th days of United Kingdom stay. However, the first of the three tests (on the 2nd day of the stay) must also be taken by fully vaccinated drivers.

• Regarding the Passenger Locator Form, individuals which are part of the above exemptions will check "Yes" in the "Your coronavirus /COVID-19) vaccination status" section when asked if they are exempt from quarantine and 8-day testing requirements. You can find the current United Kingdom colour codes here.
• In March, the government announced a four-step roadmap back to a normal life with the beginning of the first step on the 08 of March. The country currently is in Step 4. Further information about the “Roadmap out of lockdown” here.
• General Remark: Before dispatching your shipment, please make sure that the consignee is in business and able to receive your shipment. In order to ensure that our supply chains remain operational, we are carefully planning our transportation and warehousing capacities. Shipments that can’t be delivered will be returned or stored temporarily - all costs incurred will be charged to the consignor. Thank you for your kind understanding.
• Please find more information on the measures in the United Kingdom on the oficial webpage provided by the Government of the United Kingdom.
• Please find more information on the current transport related measures in United Kingdom provided by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). (Information available in English).