Integrating the supply chain through combined transport.
The Port of Trieste has the highest number of rail connections among the Italian ports, and that is bound to increase further. As a matter of fact, unaccompanied combined transport is a growing market, since it is competitive over long distances (more than 400 kilometers) as against road haulage, fostered by favorable national and European transport policies, and it is carbon neutral from an environmental perspective.
In the Samer world, the above conditions laid the basis for the creation of an intermodal terminal, strategically located next to the main berth used for the Europe-Turkey Sea Highway, equipped with state-of-the-art infrastructures to streamline a safe and efficient interchange between ships and trains, for the sake of environmental sustainability. All the trains' arrivals/departures and loading/unloading operations are matched with the ships' schedules, allowing for the quickest delivery of cargoes to their final destination.
These high-frequency services connect the Ro-Ro terminals in Trieste to Central, and Northern Europe (please click on the map of destinations below), often reaching the terminal maximum capacity of 90 trains per week, open to all customers, loading 45' HC containers, semi-trailers, tank containers and swap bodies.
Our infrastructures and equipment:
4x310 m tracks - 2 trains handled simultaneously
RMG crane
5 reach stackers
31 tug masters
Our services:
Loading/unloading operations (45' HC containers, semi-trailers, tank containers, swap bodies)
Storage of loading units
Claim settlements
Repairs
Customs clearance
Intermodal operations are managed by our subsidiary company Samer Seaports and Terminals Srl.
Samer Seaports & Terminals
Samer Seaports & Terminals is the port terminal operator managing the Ro-Ro terminal of Riva Traiana inside the New Commercial Port of Trieste, including the rail terminal with multiple destinations in Central and Northern Europe, and the warehouses for general and reefer cargoes.