Traffic congestion: Inland short-haul routes often pass through urban and densely populated areas, making them susceptible to traffic congestion, which can lead to delays or loss of goods.

Adverse weather: Severe weather conditions such as heavy rain, snowstorms, etc., can significantly impact inland short-haul transportation, potentially causing road closures, traffic accidents, and other issues.

Cargo damage: During inland short-haul transportation, goods may be subject to compression, collisions, or improper handling, leading to a decrease in quality or damage to the cargo.

Security risks: Inland short-haul transportation also involves certain security risks, such as vehicle accidents, cargo theft, etc.

Legal risks: Inland short-haul transportation spans multiple regions and jurisdictions, potentially involving different legal regulations and standards that need to be complied with.

Adhering to EXW incoterm, TISCE coordinate inland transportation in China and keep you informed of your goods' location and status throughout the process.

We are currently running a promotion, where you can register with TISCE for a free trial!

If interested, please click on https://www.tisce.com/?wst=x1_" rel="nofollow - https://www.tisce.com/?wst=x1_ lt1 or contact WhatsApp: +65 80381075