Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG’s Intermodal subsidiary Metrans has started operations at its ninth terminal, located at Usti nad Labem in North Bohemia, an important European hub for freight flows into North Bohemia and South-East Saxony.
The new terminal lies directly on the main rail line between the German seaports and the Metrans inland hub terminal in Prague that serves the Czech Republic. The terminal handles up to six daily connections with the Port of Hamburg, as well as daily connections between Usti nad Labem and the Czech Metrans hub terminal in Ceska Trebova.
Trains on this stretch can be combined with other railcars without the need to divert to remote marshalling yards.
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