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Apr 14, 2026 at 10:26 AMCargoBeamer has launched a new connection between Stuttgart and Milan this week. The operator in combined transport for semi-trailers on rail is thus expanding its offerings between Germany and Italy over the Swiss Alps. This initiative follows the connection that started in January between Liège and Domodossola.
Details of the New Connection
The new connection will initially operate with four weekly cycles, with the prospect of increasing this number to five round trips per week in the medium term. The trains run between the DUSS terminal in Kornwestheim, near Stuttgart, and the Malpensa Intermodale terminal in the northwestern part of the Milan metropolitan area. This route replaces the previously offered line between Stuttgart-Kornwestheim and Domodossola. CargoBeamer is once again cooperating with SBB Cargo International to provide traction for this connection.
According to CargoBeamer, approximately 88% of CO2 emissions are saved for each transported semi-trailer compared to road transport with diesel trucks. This represents a significant environmental advantage that is relevant in the context of current discussions about sustainable transport solutions.
Expansion of the Transalpine Network
With the new line between Stuttgart and Milan, CargoBeamer is expanding its transalpine network. This connection allows for the transport of all types of semi-trailers, including standard craneable units as well as non-craneable trailers such as refrigerated and box trailers, waste transports, as well as containers and swap bodies.
The Stuttgart – Milan route is the second new relation that CargoBeamer is introducing in a short time as a direct successor to the discontinued rolling road between Freiburg and Novara. This measure aims to continue securing the transport of non-craneable semi-trailers over the Alps and to optimize logistics between Germany, the Benelux countries, and Italy.







