The right cooperation model depends on repetition, urgency, route and loading certainty.
Not every transport request belongs in the same model. A spot job fits a single assignment or sudden capacity need. A project fits temporary repetition. A fixed lane fits when routes, volumes and loading windows come back regularly.
For the Benelux, route knowledge, communication and planning matter most. The Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg are close together, but loading windows, traffic and regional agreements determine whether a trip can run tightly.
Choosing between spot, project or fixed lane makes the request more concrete and helps FG Together assess the required planning and capacity faster.
Choose the cooperation model first
Spot job
Use for a single assignment with clear loading and delivery times.
Project
Use for seasonal work, temporary repetition or a defined period.
Fixed lane
Use for recurring routes where planning, driver briefing and communication need to settle in.
- Route, frequency and desired start
- Cargo, volume and loading certainty
- Loading windows and delivery agreements
- Spot, project or fixed lane preference