Next Day Delivery To Luxembourg

Transporting freight in and around Luxembourg itself is made much simpler thanks in part to its excellent road system and communications network. It may surprise you to learn that the government in Luxembourg actually spends a much higher percentage of its GDP on infrastructure in comparison to every other European nation. Within Luxembourg itself there are precisely 3,210 miles of paved roads, which includes a total of 103 miles of expressways. The road network within the Grand Duchy itself is made up of a whopping 1,786 miles; from A roads (motorways) to N and CR roads or “regional roads” as they’re otherwise known.

To help their road infrastructure to operate as smoothly as possible, people using the highways, including ourselves, will need to observe a certain number of rules including certain speed limits. From 130kmh on motorways, down to 50kmh in built up areas. Rural areas however can travel at 90kmh. Lorries, buses and coaches may not exceed 75kmh when travelling along roads outside built-up urban areas or 90kmh on motorways. Speeds are controlled, much like in the UK through the use of mobile radar stations or stationary cameras installed at key locations, to ensure people are travelling at the correct speeds and thus ensuring a smooth, and regular flow of traffic.