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Erasmus Shuttle Freight

The new shuttle train connection between Switzerland, Baden Wuerttemberg as well as the Alsace region and the largest container port of Europe.

Twice weekly the ”Erasmus-Shuttle” does connect the Container terminal Basel Bad Ubf (Duss) - overnight - with the Rotterdam terminals of Rail Service Center (RSC) and Maasvlakte (MVL).

Advanced Containerlogistics.

Domestic traffic per truck towards Switzerland, southern Germany and Alsace and also Rail on/off carriage to all operated stations and private sidings in Switzerland with the Swiss Split ( provided that no wooden platform wagons need to be used) are possible.

Powered by IMS

The Erasmus Shuttle sees itself as a open „IMS company train“.
The traction is provided by private railway companies, the operational processing and production is exclusively in our hands. Which means that the trains are at our risk. We take the decision of which container gets loaded.

Another advantage is our short time in transit of approx 18 hours from Rotterdam

Your benefits

Exclusively produced by IMS, neutrally and independently offered on the market. So there are no influences of other companies

Loading schedules and desicions are flexible according to the demands of our customers and are taken by the IMS team

An according to the demands of the market sensitively tailored aggregate product including additional services

One-stop-shopping by a serie of connected services as well as interfaces with the terminals, customs-service, truckings and many more

Specially trained employees with know-how and years of experience in the area of container traffic

Own equiment for optimized disposition

Traction organized by certified and proofed partners

Own branches in the ports

Environment-friendly


Overview

4 departures per week

Time in transit A-B as shuttle

Tightly calculated cancellation times at the terminals

Time Tables

Erasmus Shuttle - Weil/Rhine (Basel Bad)



For further information please do not hesitate to contact us.

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