Transport
- transport units
- 200transport units
- trailer types
- 4trailer types
We carry your goods inland across the whole of Côte d'Ivoire. Through our own fleet and our logistics expertise, we organise haulage that is dependable, secure and matched to each type of cargo.
Whether it is containers, conventional cargo, bulk, bagged goods or heavy lift, our teams coordinate each operation rigorously so that schedules are met and the cargo stays safe throughout its journey.
Alongside our road transport solutions, we also arrange rail forwarding whenever that is the better fit for our clients' needs and for the destinations served.
We own a wide range of specialised equipment suited to every type of cargo and handling operation.
- Rigid
- A fixed trailer that can be used where access is restricted.
- Flatbed
- A versatile trailer without side walls, able to carry containerised and non-containerised cargo. This type is generally used for out-of-gauge, industrial and bagged cargo.
- Low-loader
- A trailer with an adjustable deck height, allowing the transport of particularly large or bulky goods.
- Self-loading trailer
- A vehicle fitted with equipment able to load and unload containers from the trailer itself.
- Delivery of full import containers from the container terminal to the customer's site
- Positioning of empty export containers from the depots to the customer's site, and return to the container terminal
- Transfer of empty containers
- Pre and post-carriage of full containers
- Quay-to-warehouse carriage of conventional cargo
- Transfer of conventional cargo from the berth to the customer's site
Because logistics performance does not stop at the port gate, we do everything we can to keep your goods moving smoothly, securely and under close coordination all the way to their final destination.
What customers ask us most.
Does LTA subcontract its trucking?
No. The fleet belongs to LTA — around 200 units, including rigid, flatbed, low-loader and self-loading trailers.
Does LTA cover pre and post-carriage?
Yes, from the container terminal to the customer's site, as well as the positioning and transfer of empty containers.
Cargo to move?
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Type of goods, origin, destination, volume: four details are enough for a first quote.