Transports to and from Slovenia have been part of our repertoire for several years. You too can benefit from our extensive professional knowledge in European traffic and trust Alpensped as your reliable, competent freight forwarder.

We transport goods from the packaging and cardboard packaging, recycling, furniture industry, aluminum and steel products, automotive industry, wood products, household goods as well as pharmaceutical industry.

Full loads:

up to 25.5 tons capacity

24-48 hours transit time

daily from and to Slovenia from all over Europe

Partial loads:

from 1 pallet

24-72 hours transit time

daily from and to Slovenia from all over Europe

Express transits and special trips:

especially short transit times

with small vehicles (7.5 t) and busses (3.5 t)

Volume transports:

mega trailers up to 102 cbm

Temperature-controlled transports:

vehicles with unit for cooling or heating (-/+ 30°C)

Special transports and heavy-duty transports:

special transports up to 100 t

extra width up to 6 m and extra length up to 25 m

provision of special permits

provision of transport escorts

Transports of dangerous goods:

transports of hazardous materials

Project‘s logistics:

consultation, organization and processing of project businesses and customs clearance

Storage facilities:

represenatations with storage space in Ljubljana, Maribor and Koper

Transport safety:

our TAPA membership is an essential part of our security concept

In Slovenia we are currently heading for the following destinations:

Our transports are primarily delivered to the destinations of Ljubljana, Maribor, Kranj, Celje and Koper.

Infrastructure and road traffic

Slovenia has a road network of 39,000 km in length, which is above average relative to its size. The infrastructure is also well developed. The motorway network is state-of-the-art and provides a connection between the commercial centres of Maribor, Ljubljana and Koper.

A vignette is required for vehicles with a gross vehicle weight of less than 3.5 tonnes on the motorways and expressways, while a route-dependent toll is due for heavier vehicles. The toll is paid via a transponder (DarsGo Unit).

Due to its favourable geographical location between the west and the south-east resp. east of Europe as well as the well-developed transport sector, Slovenia is very suitable as a logistics hub in the heart of Europe. Therefore, Slovenia will certainly gain in importance as a logistics location in the future.

Economy and foreign trade

Slovenia is a young state that gained independence in 1991. Of all the countries of the former Yugoslavia, Slovenia is the wealthiest country and has built a strong economy.

The GDP in Slovenia amounted to € 48 b. in 2019. With € 40.1 b. in goods exports and € 39.3 b. in goods imports the trade balance is relatively balanced. Slovenia prefers to maintain trade relations with Germany and Italy. The main export goods include motor vehicles and parts, electronics, machines and pharmaceutical products. Imported goods are motor vehicles and parts, machines, mineral fuels, mineral oils and electronics.

Country and culture

Slovenia is located in Central Europe. The many lakes, rivers and even high alpine mountains are characteristic of its multifaceted, impressive landscape. Its lush forests which make up almost 60% of the country’s area are home to a wide variety of endemic plant species. Therefore it is obvious why about a third of the country is a conservation area.

Various cultural institutions and organizations of the highest standard are located in Slovenia. A rich cultural offer and many events enliven the cultural life. The population is fairly uniform, as the majority consists of Slovenes.