Kombiverkehr KG and the Hamburg-based software company shipzero have successfully implemented their joint project to account for transport emissions. Following an intensive design, development and implementation phase, the new IT solution has now officially gone live.Read more

Kombiverkehr KG is warning of increasing threats to Combined Transport in Germany. Despite the successful completion of a corporate transformation alongside major investment in digitalisation and new transport products, the 2025 financial year was largely dominated by the consequences of insufficiently coordinated transport policy and the effects of extensive engineering works in the rail network. Although transport volumes and sales declined, the Frankfurt-based intermodal operator considers itself well positioned for future growth. Read more

Dirk Steffes will become the new Managing Director of Kombiverkehr KG on 1 June 2026 and, together with Heiko Krebs, will steer the company’s future direction. Steffes succeeds Armin Riedl, who has successfully led the European intermodal operator for more than three decades. Read more

Mohsen Abedi (41) has taken on responsibility for National Transport within the Sales division at Kombiverkehr KG.Read more

With the 2025/2026 timetable change, Kombiverkehr KG is revamping its intermodal rail freight transport services between Germany and Spain. By introducing optimised direct train connections, higher traffic frequency and new consolidation points, the company is creating an even more flexible transport service for freight forwarders and logistics companies.Read more

Leading companies and associations are sounding the alarm with a joint initiative entitled "Save Combined Transport": current developments in rail freight transport are jeopardising the backbone of climate-friendly and efficient logistics – with far-reaching consequences for the economy, transport and the environment.Read more

Against the backdrop of the particularly precarious situation in our industry, we have joined forces with other intermodal providers and associations to send an open letter to the Federal Minister of Transport, Patrick Schnieder, and the new CEO of Deutsche Bahn, Evelyn Palla.Read more

After three years of intensive research and development, the KIBA project – which stands for Artificial Intelligence and Discrete Loading Optimization Models for Enhanced Utilization in Combined Transport – has been successfully completed. Read more

On 1 January 2026, the Kombiverkehr Group will become the operator of the terminal owned by Planungsgesellschaft Kombinierter Verkehr mbH (PKV) in Duisburg-Ruhrort Hafen. After more than 20 years, the operating company of the terminal, which has been owned by PKV since 1991, is changing.Read more

Kombiverkehr KG welcomes the measures developed by the Expert Forum for Climate-Friendly Mobility and Infrastructure (EKMI) for the German government's climate protection programme in the transport sector, which were presented yesterday at the Federal Ministry of Transport.Read more