Duisburg Trimodal Terminal
Duisport Trimodal Terminal (D3T)
On January 1, 2008 the first shipping line container terminal in the European hinterland started operations in Duisburg-Rheinhausen.
- Joint venture: NYK (40%), CMA CGM (40%), Duisport (20%)
- Area : 37,500m2 (able to handle 75,000 boxes p.a.) expandable to max. 70,000m2
- 4 x 350m rail tracks, 390m barge berth
- Gantry Crane
- Other equipment : reach stackers, top lifters
Duisburg Intermodal Services
With the DRX (Duisburg Rail Express) NYK Line offers a high quality product linking the Rhine/ Ruhr area with the port of Rotterdam with several train connections per week.
For more details such as rail schedule / cut off times, please click here.
Additionally Antwerp is connected by regular barge service.
What are the benefits?
- Environmental: The shift from truck to rail means greatly reduced emissions
- Customer Service: Increased inland network coverage will also benefit from avoiding port congestion and improved synergy between shipping and inland transport
NYK's expansive European Terminal services can offer you an integrated service between marine and inland transportation.
Ceres Terminals and ICO Terminals operate facilities at Amsterdam, Antwerp and Zeebrugge. NYK has also recently been part of a project to expand terminal facilities at Duisburg, to further improve integrated inland services throughout central Europe.
Duisburg Trimodal Terminal (D3T)
Duisburg is the world's largest inland container port. NYK is part of a joint venture to create the first shipping line container terminal in the European hinterland to offer you an integrated inland transport network. For more information click here...
International Car Operators specialises in vessel and terminal handling services for Roll On Roll Off cargo. ICO terminals in Zeebrugge and Antwerp are state of the art and the most environmentally friendly around.
These operations employ over 900 staff and encompass 3 Vehicle Processing Centres as well as customs clearance and forwarding services in Antwerp and Zeebrugge.
Antwerp
Vrasene Terminal
Quay 1235-1241~
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Zeebrugge
Northern Inlet Terminal
Quay 405-410
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Bastenaken Terminal
Quay 501-505
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