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Hanging garments are carried in a Renault Master 3.5 t van with a white box body and space for up to 20 garment rails. Configurations are available with or without a tail lift. The service is intended for fashion brands, retail chains, warehouses and distribution centres. The box body is also used for goods other than clothing, including high-value cargo, with seals, GPS tracking and cargo insurance.

The Iveco Daily with charcoal-grey curtains accommodates 15 Euro pallets and supports loading from the side. The fleet also includes the Iveco Daily 7.2 t, described as a higher-payload option for longer routes and larger shipments. Vehicles undergo technical inspections and their locations are tracked in real time. These variants sit alongside the Renault Master box van in the vehicle range.

The process moves from consideration of the CV to an interview and then a decision. Routes and working arrangements are discussed during the interview, with application questions directed to Administration and Recruitment. LW Logistics offers employment and cooperation on a self-employed basis. The work involves European transport with box bodies and curtainsiders, including the Iveco Daily 7.2 t variant.

The service is intended for electronics distributors and retailers, as well as businesses shipping high-value equipment. It includes real-time route monitoring, a secured box body and security seals. Drivers are trained to handle valuable cargo, and protection extends to the packaging from loading through to receipt. These transports operate across Europe in line with TAPA security standards and established industry practice.