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FAQ sur le fret

Hibernia Line lancera prochainement une nouvelle ligne directe de ferry entre l’Irlande et le nord-est de la France, opérée 6 jours par semaine, avec une forte orientation vers le transport de marchandises.

Booking

How much do you charge for different classes of vehicle?
Check our rates on www.hibernia-line.com/freight or call our freight office on +353 21 245 5676

Check our rates on www.hibernia-line.com/freight or call our freight office on +353 21 245 5676

height: 4.6m, width: 4.7 – 8.8; weight.

Yes – with restrictions (refer to the Freight Office

It is advisable to book as early as possible to secure your space

Contact us, & we will do our best to facilitate you

Not initially, we expect to offer this service later on

Contact us, & we will do our best to facilitate you

BAF stands for Bunker Adjustment Factor. It is a fuel surcharge common across the ferry industry

It is a charge to cover your obligations under the EU Emissions Trading Scheme

This is the customer’s responsibility. Normally, intra-EU, no ENS, T1, T2 required unless goods are moving under customs transit procedures or are non-EU goods.
If in doubt, contact the Freight Booking Office

All dangerous goods must comply with the IMDG Code for sea transport, not just the ADR road regulations.
Every hazardous shipment must be declared regardless of quantity.
A Dangerous Goods Note (DGN) is mandatory.
A signed packing certificate is also required for freight units.

See above

There are a limited number of plug-ins available. Prebooking is essential. Refer to the relevant section on the freight booking page on www.hibernia-line.com

Payment/Invoicing

How do I open an account with Hibernia Line? What security/documentation is required?
Visit www.hibernia-line.com/freight or contact our Freight Sales Team

Contact our Freight Sales Team

No payment or account terms must be made at the time of booking

Invoices are sent electronically once sailing commences

Contact the freight office at freightqueries@hibernia-line.com or +353 21 245 5676

Boarding & Check-in

Are the ports, & Hibernia Line's check in area, well sign posted?

Yes

Sanitary facilities, vending machines

Yes, Hibernia Line has dedicated freight check-in booths in both the Port of Cork & Port of Boulogne-sur-Mer

Accompanied: 1 hr; Unaccompanied 2 hrs; Dangerous Goods 2 hrs

Yes, we have dedicated parking facilities in both the Port of Cork & Port of Boulogne-sur-Mer

No-shows within 12 hours of sailing are charged at 50% of the booked price

Accompanied: Booking reference, passport ID, CPC-card if applicable, Driving Licence, CMR, MRN’s where applicable; ADR documentation for HAZ;
Non-Accompanied: Booking reference, Trailer number, CMR, MRN’s where applicable; ADR documentation for HAZ, seal number, cargo documents

High-vis clothing in port and on board

Ships crew

No, the driver(s) may not stay in or return to their vehicle during sailing

Units will be checked in upon arrival or checked out upon departure. Units will be dropped in the export zone

24/7, at least 2 security guards will be on site; fencing and camera’s protecting the ISPS-zone

Via the Freight Booking Office. Vehicles will be inspected for damage upon arrival. Damage claims will be reported by the customer to the port staff, who will inform the freight booking office to assess any damage claims.

All accompanied traffic will have to exit the terminal straight after disembarkation. Unaccompanied traffic will be parked in the Import zone for collection.
Dwell times are limited to 24 hrs; after this period, a storage charge will apply

Cabins & onboard facilities

What is included in the freight rate (e.g. driver's meals, cabin, fuel surcharge, additional driver(s))?

Included: Driver’s meals & cabin. Additional charges indicated on the booking page of the website: surcharges, plug-ins, additional driver(s)

Hibernia Line operates a policy of “1 truck 1 cabin”. However, drivers may choose to share a cabin with another driver if they wish

All cabins have a WC and a shower

Driver’s lounge, restaurants, café, bar, shop, gaming room, vending machines, reception (to answer any queries)

Yes, there is Wi-Fi- on board, which is free to use for all freight drivers

Travel Basics

How long is the crossing?

The journey typically takes 21.5 hours depending on the route and weather conditions

Yes, a valid passport is required for travel between Ireland and France.

Travel Conditions

Can I track my vehicle in real time?

Not initially, but we expect to offer this facility later

Immediately

Immediate communication by the Freight Booking Office with the customer and, depending on circumstances, provide a new anticipated departure time or offer an alternative sailing

Arrival in France

How quickly do you unload?

Immediately on docking

There may be customs, immigration, or security-related checks upon arrival

There may be customs, immigration, or security-related checks upon arrival

Planifiez votre voyage

Fret accompagné et non-accompagné

Flexibilité pour les conducteurs et les remorques — adaptée aux navires dédiés.

Un camion, une cabine

Chaque camion dispose d’une cabine individuelle, permettant les périodes de repos à bord.

Départs quotidiens en soirée

Fréquence optimisée — départs quotidiens à heure fixe, 6 jours sur 7, dans les deux sens.

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