All that you have to do is just click o­n the name of the country and you will have the choice of either just opening the file or downloading it.These files will be updated every couple of months or so depending upon how much time I can find to work o­n them.

You will see that each entry has a space for

a) Company Name (in several cases this has been done in company colours)

b) Address) Post Coded) Town) Telephone Number) Fax Number) Activities) E-Mail) Web Page.

Larger countries such as England, France, Germany, Italy and Spain have been divided into areas

In the case of England this has been done by county in the cases of Spain by autonomous region and in the cases of France, Germany and Italy by post code, you can move between the various sections by using the small left and right facing arrows at the bottom left hand side of the database o­nce it has opened.

In certain cases you will see a small red triangle in the top right hand corner of a cell if you run your mouse over this cell you will notice that an extra comment appears which depending upon whether it is a company name cell or the activities cell will give further information about either which parcels network the company belongs to or who owns it etc etc or how many vehicles they have etc etc.

In the case of activities where no information to the contrary has been freely available it has been assumed that a minimum service of "Full Loads,National" is provided.

As far as Spain is concerned approximately 70% of Spanish transport is effected by either drivers or companies with o­nly 2 or 3 vehicles, as these o­n occasion tend to give themselves long grandious sounding names it is sometimes difficult to distinguish between an owner driver and a larger company, those that have been included in the present list will be altered and rectified as and when more information becomes available.

This information has been collated by searching the internet and telephone directories etc over quite a lengthy period of time and due to the fact that companies appear and disappear o­n a daily basis obviously no guarantees can be given as to the exactness of the addresses and telephone numbers etc should you at any time notice that anything is incorrect please inform me at

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and I will attempt to rectify as soon as possible.

By clicking o­n the country name you can see a list of Transport Companies in

Algeria

Albania

Andorra

Austria

Azerbaijan

Belgium

Bielorussia

Bosnia-Herzogovenia

Bulgaria

Croatia

Cyprus

Czech Republic

Denmark

England

Estonia

Finland

France

Georgia

Germany

Gibraltar

Greece

Hungary

Iceland

Iran

Ireland

Italy Kazachstan

Kyrgyzstan

Latvia

Liechtenstein

Lithuania

Luxembourg

Macedonia

Malta

Moldavia

Mongolia

Morrocco

Northern Ireland

Norway

Poland

Portugal

Rumania

Russia

Scotland

Serbia

Slovakia

Slovenia

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

The Netherlands

Tunisia

Turkey

Turkmenistan

Ukraine

Uzbekistan

Wales

Special thanks to Vas for all his work on this list

QUEENSTON, ONTARIO — The Honourable Rob Nicholson, P.C., Q.C., Member of Parliament for Niagara Falls, Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, and Dr. Kenneth E. Loucks, chair of the Niagara Falls Bridge Commission, today celebrated the completion of the external structure – or “topping-off ” – of the central plaza building at the Queenston-Lewiston International Bridge.

Queenston-Lewiston Bridge Plaza

“As one of the busiest Canada-U.S. border crossings, the Queenston-Lewiston Bridge is essential to trade with the United States,” said Minister Nicholson. “The Government of Canada is proud to have invested  in this project, which is creating jobs in the Niagara region and contributing to efficient trade and travel over the long term.”

“It is a pleasure to announce that the revitalization plans for the Queenston Plaza are progressing on schedule and budget,” said Dr. Loucks. “We are thankful to the Government of Canada for its investment, which will help make this international crossing one of the most efficient of the bridges along the U.S. and Canadian border.”