TNT Express Initiates Road Service to Montenegro | SupplyChainBrain

TNT Express Initiates Road Service to Montenegro

October 10, 2012

Twice-weekly scheduled departures to Podgorica, Montenegro's capital, will be part of "Economy Express," TNT's day-definite, door-to-door service. It is designed for customers shipping parcels or freight weighing up to 500 kg per piece. Economy Express also includes customs clearance and real-time tracking. Transit times within Europe are two to six days, depending on distance. TNT Express will serve Montenegro out of a new bonded warehouse in Belgrade, Serbia, which is connected to the company's European road network via Timisoara, Romania. The 470-km drive between Belgrade and Podgorica takes 10 to 12 hours.

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