The future of logistics belongs to electric vehicles that are used throughout the entire value chain. With this in mind, the Swedish commercial vehicle manufacturer Volta Trucks develops battery-electric… → more
DB Schenker proclaims the ambitious goal of zero-emission deliveries for its city distribution operations in all major Norwegian cities by the end of 2021. This objective has already been achieved for Oslo… → more
DB Schenker is expanding its electric truck fleet by 36 FUSO eCanters. They are intended for city logistics in many European metropolises starting in 2021 → more
In the USA, the world's largest airport, Atlanta, is pushing modernization and broke records: Despite the corona pandemic, which has hit no country as badly as the USA, more than 3.5 million people travelled… → more
The DB Schenker office in Hamburg uses a cargo bike in the XXL version for the last mile. On its tour through the city it can carry up to 500 kilograms → more
Europe's economy is restarting again. As a strong supporter during the Corona crisis, DB Schenker, with its dense network of logistics centers and branch offices, is now making it easier for companies to make… → more
Thailand is one of the most desirable tourist destinations. In the United Nations World Tourism Barometer, Thailand is the second most popular destination in the Asia-Pacific region after China. In 2019, more… → more
DB Schenker transported modules for the largest rail-operated bucket wheel excavator of the world to an iron ore mine in Australia. The transports were carried out by ship and by road → more
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