Transport Logistic 2025: Lkw Walter showcases green corridors and digital solutions
Lkw Walter presents new developments at Transport Logistic 2025 from June 2 to June 5 in Munich, which combine sustainability and digitization in freight transport. According to their own statements, the Austrian family business aims to significantly reduce CO2 emissions along transport chains and increase efficiency.
At the center of the trade fair presentation, according to the announcement, are the so-called Green Corridors. This initiative aims to enable almost CO2-neutral transports by combining combined transport with alternative drives and fuels. The company uses its network, which includes more than 15,000 craneable semi-trailers, around 300 weekly departures, and more than 250 short sea and rail connections across Europe. The company, which wants to actively contribute to achieving European climate goals, sees itself as a technical pioneer in this area.
A further focus is on the digitization of transport processes. Lkw Walter has taken a step towards paperless processing with the introduction of an electronic consignment note solution (eCMR). The digital solution is intended to save time, reduce errors, and improve efficiency throughout the supply chain. Additionally, the Connect platform offers real-time transparency for customers. Transport partners can book available loads via the Loads Today app and thereby utilize their fleets more effectively.
For transport partners, Lkw Walter also presents the Loads Today Now freight exchange, allowing verified partners to book loads quickly and easily. The Truck Buddy service is designed to provide assistance with breakdowns and emergencies across Europe, thereby minimizing downtime.
Sustainability is described by the company as an integral part of its corporate strategy. It emphasizes having already saved over 341,000 tons of CO2 by 2024 through the use of Combined Transport. The targeted goals include a reduction of 30 percent by 2030, 70 percent by 2040, and complete climate neutrality by 2045.
In doing so, the company pursues an open-technology approach and works closely with customers and partners. Michael Krainthaler, board member of Lkw Walter, explains:
"For us, sustainability means not only taking responsibility but also seizing opportunities. We want to show that economic success and climate protection are not contradictions, but go hand in hand."
He points to the combination of Green Corridors, digital innovations, and smart services as new standards for sustainable and efficient transport logistics in Europe.
Hall A4, Stand 303/402
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