Yes, rail transport is very safe. Goods are loaded into containers and secured for the journey to prevent damage.

Customs clearance is handled at border crossings and at the final destination. It’s important to have all necessary documents ready.

The main routes often go through Kazakhstan, Russia, and Belarus to reach Europe. Other routes might go through Mongolia or Central Asian countries.

The cost depends on the distance, the type of goods, and the volume. It’s usually cheaper than air transport but more expensive than sea transport.

Yes, most rail transport services offer tracking so you can see where your goods are at any time.

It’s usually a good idea to use a freight forwarder. They help with logistics, documentation, and customs clearance.

You need a bill of lading, commercial invoice, packing list, and any necessary customs documents.

There are limits, but they are usually quite large. It depends on the type of rail cars and the routes used.

Contact your freight forwarder or the rail transport company. They can provide information and help resolve the issue.

Yes, but there are special regulations and requirements. You need to make sure all safety standards are met.

If goods are damaged, you need to file a claim with the transport company. Make sure to have all documentation and evidence of the damage.

Yes, you can get insurance to cover potential losses or damages during transport.

Consult with a freight forwarder. They can help you choose the most efficient and cost-effective route for your shipment.

The New Silk Road is a network of rail routes connecting China with Europe and other parts of Asia. It’s part of China’s Belt and Road Initiative.

Yes, multimodal transport is common. You can combine rail with sea, air, or road transport for a complete logistics solution.

Many rail transport companies offer warehousing and storage services at various points along the route.