Brandmax runs road freight along the corridors East African trade actually uses: the Northern Corridor from Mombasa through Nairobi to Malaba and beyond into Uganda, Rwanda and South Sudan, and the Central Corridor south through Namanga into Tanzania.
We offer full truckload (FTL) where your cargo takes the vehicle, and part-load (LTL) options for smaller consignments that share deck space. Cross-border movements include transit documentation, border coordination at Malaba, Busia, Namanga, Taveta and other posts, and communication that keeps you posted as cargo crosses each checkpoint.
Vehicles are vetted for condition and compliance, journeys are planned against realistic transit times rather than optimistic ones, and every delivery closes with a signed proof of delivery returned to your file.
What is included
- Full truckload (FTL) and part-load (LTL) options
- Cross-border runs to Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, South Sudan, Burundi and the DRC corridor
- Transit bonds and border documentation coordination
- Scheduled departures and on-demand trucking
- GPS-tracked journeys with checkpoint updates
- Signed proof of delivery on every consignment
How it works
Tell us the load
Cargo type, weight, volume, pickup and delivery points - plus any border or timing requirements.
Vehicle and documents
We assign the right truck and prepare transit documentation for any border crossings.
Load and run
Cargo is collected, loaded and dispatched with the journey tracked through each checkpoint.
Delivered and signed
Delivery against a signed POD, which is returned to your file together with the movement summary.
Frequently asked questions
Which countries do you serve by road?
We regularly run to Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, South Sudan, Burundi, Zambia and the eastern DRC corridor. Other regional destinations can be arranged on request.
How long is Mombasa to Kampala by road?
A direct FTL run typically takes 3-5 days including the Malaba or Busia border crossing, depending on border queues. We plan schedules honestly rather than quote best-case days.
Can you handle part loads?
Yes - LTL options let smaller consignments share truck space at a proportional rate on scheduled departures.