The first train departed on 20 October, marking a further step in the expansion of CFL multimodal’s European rail network and strengthening freight transport between Central and Western Europe.
The new train operates with four round trips per week and is designed to transport cranable and non-cranable semi-trailers, containers and swap bodies. Each train can carry up to 38 transport units, offering customers regular and reliable transport capacity between Poland and Western Europe.
By connecting one of Poland’s most dynamic industrial and logistics regions to the Bettembourg- Dudelange hub, the new service provides direct access to CFL multimodal’s extensive network serving key European markets. Through its network of logistics partners, CFL multimodal also offers first- and last-mile solutions, ensuring seamless integration into customers’ supply chains.
The launch responds to growing demand for scalable and sustainable transport solutions capable of reducing dependency on long-distance road transport while maintaining operational flexibility and supply chain reliability.
“When selecting a transport solution, customers today primarily focus on available transport capacity, service regularity and the ability to plan operations over the long term. Scalability and cost predictability are also becoming increasingly important. The new Wrocław connection addresses these needs.” Sven Löffler, chief commercial officer, CFL multimodal.
