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Inland Trucking.

Inland Trucking

Road transport for your goods, with delivery requirements planned around your business.

Discover how BPG's Inland Trucking service brings together delivery planning, GPS monitoring, fleet support, and driver equipment. These four elements help explain the people, systems, and preparation behind our road transport operations.

1. Delivery Systems

Different supply chains need different delivery arrangements. Discuss your collection points, destinations, cargo requirements, and schedule with our team to identify the appropriate delivery pattern.


Three delivery patterns: multiple suppliers to one customer, direct delivery, and one origin to several customers.
  • Milk-Run Delivery: Collect parts from several suppliers along a planned route and deliver them to one customer or plant.
  • Direct Delivery: Transport parts from one supplier directly to the destination customer or plant.
  • Multidrop Delivery: Deliver goods from one origin to several customer locations in a planned sequence.

2. GPS Tracking

GPS tracking supports visibility into vehicle locations and transport activity. The tracking interface can be accessed through a smartphone or computer, helping the team coordinate journeys and review route information.


Fleet monitoring through desktop and mobile access, based on the supplied BPG tracking overview.
  • 24-hour live tracking: View vehicle location information through the tracking system.
  • Traffic management: Use traffic information to support journey coordination.
  • Geofencing: Monitor vehicle activity in defined areas.
  • Route sharing: Share route information for operational coordination.
  • Customer cluster access: Discuss the relevant tracking access arrangements with our team.

3. Storing & Maintenance Team

Behind the fleet is a team supporting vehicle care and technical coordination. BPG's Storing & Maintenance team is part of the operational support behind our transport activities.


Presentation image adapted from the supplied photograph of a BPG team member and support vehicle.
  • Vehicle care: Attention to vehicle condition and maintenance needs.
  • Technical coordination: Communication about vehicle issues and the support required.
  • Operational support: Coordination between the transport team and vehicle support personnel.

For a planned shipment, discuss the applicable vehicle support arrangements with our team.

4. Standard APD

Personal protective equipment (APD) and driver equipment form part of preparation for the worksite. The automotive-project overview below presents the equipment categories in the supplied BPG material; the specific selection follows the task and site requirements.


Driver equipment overview for automotive-project activities. Requirements depend on the assigned task and worksite.
  • Safety helmet and workwear.
  • High-visibility vest and safety gloves.
  • Safety footwear and socks.
  • Identification card and relevant operator permit; forklift authorization applies to personnel assigned to operate a forklift.

Share your site's entry and equipment requirements when arranging the delivery so the preparation can be coordinated in advance.

Discuss your transport requirements

Tell us your collection and delivery locations, cargo details, preferred schedule, and site requirements. Contact BPG using the button below to discuss the delivery arrangement that fits your operation.

Control Centre & Fleet Support

BPG's control centre operates 24 hours across three shifts. Its responsibilities include delivery scheduling, monitoring truck positions, informing customers of delivery status, and handling operational abnormalities.

The company profile also describes 24-hour Storing-team support, mechanic support, and scheduled preventive maintenance and vehicle inspections.

Discuss your requirements