ERS Railways

ERS Railways is the Hupac Group branch for maritime inland transportation based in Germany. Founded in 1994, ERS has 30 years of expertise in intermodal services for maritime containers.

 

Our high-performance network for maritime container transport connects the seaports of Hamburg, Bremerhaven and Rotterdam with the most important economic centres in Germany. We move your containers - from the seaport by rail and onwards by road to the final destination. Fast, efficiently and eco-friendly.

 

Our Customer Service teams look after the entire range of container transport services. We take care of it - reliably and flexibly:

  • Container delivery: organisation of pre-carriage and on-carriage by truck
  • SOLAS services
  • Preparation of customs documents
  • Empty container positioning
  • Transport of dangerous goods by rail and road
  • Customised special services

 

For more information on timetables, services and offers, please visit www.ersrail.com

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Position paper: amendment of Directive 92/106/EEC

"Why combined transport operations need a flexible and EU-wide harmonised definition of the road leg": Kombiverkehr KG comments on the draft submitted by the EU Commission for the amendment of Directive 92/106/EEC.

 

The amendment of Directive 92/106/EEC concerning combined transport (CT) operations aims to promote the sustainability of goods transport in the EU. To this end, Member States shall provide incentives to stimulate the shift of road transport to CT services over rail and water.

 

The paper is available in English and German.

Position paper: amendment of Directive 92/106/EEC

"Why combined transport operations need a flexible and EU-wide harmonised definition of the road leg": Kombiverkehr KG comments on the draft submitted by the EU Commission for the amendment of Directive 92/106/EEC.

 

The amendment of Directive 92/106/EEC concerning combined transport (CT) operations aims to promote the sustainability of goods transport in the EU. To this end, Member States shall provide incentives to stimulate the shift of road transport to CT services over rail and water.

 

The paper is available in English and German.

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