Multimodal transport is our sport

Rail transport is fast, reliable, and suitable for any kind of cargo. It makes the logistical chain at the port more sustainable and efficient. Rail is an important mode of transport for Port of Antwerp-Bruges and accounts for a fair share of the total modal split.

A key advantage of rail transport is its frequency and speed, ensuring goods are quickly delivered, even over long distances. Port of Antwerp-Bruges has rapid rail connections with all major European rail corridors, offering congestion-free transport to Europe's major economic hubs.

A major advantage of road transport by night is its efficiency, enabling streamlined operations and timely deliveries. The further expansion of night logistics is one of the solutions for coping with peaks in container transport at terminals and by road. Port of Antwerp-Bruges also encourages the parties in the hinterland to introduce night-time opening and take advantage of the opportunities created in the port area as much as possible.

Port of Antwerp-Bruges is surrounded by international motorways that lead directly to the European hinterland. 60% of the European consumption centres are situated within a 500 km radius. Its central location in the heart of Europe makes Port of Antwerp-Bruges a cost-effective choice for getting goods to end customers.

Truck parking areas are being expanded to include charging facilities for electric trucks, and soon, Zeebrugge will also have a hydrogen fueling station where trucks can refuel with hydrogen.

Routescanner contains only direct connections with Port of Antwerp-Bruges. You can consult all indirect connections on the Routescanner website. 

The results in the Routescanner tool relate to containers and other intermodal units. RORO and breakbulk cargo are not included in the current version of Routescanner.