Build the transport route
Add the truck base, loading points, unloading points and intermediate stops. LogicCalc calculates the road distance and country segments.
European logistics planning workspace
Logistics Calculator for European Road Freight
Plan a European road-freight movement in one logistics calculator. Build the truck route, review distance by country, calculate loading metres, estimate tolls and driver time, model operating cost and turn the result into a customer price.
European routes
Cargo planning
Cost and tolls
Client pricing
Connected workflow
How the logistics calculator works
LogicCalc connects route, cargo, time and economics instead of forcing the dispatcher to maintain separate calculations for the same transport order.
Add cargo and operating settings
Enter cargo dimensions and weight, choose the fleet profile and apply country rates, fuel, toll and time assumptions.
Review the complete result
Compare route distance, LDM, driver time, internal transport cost, toll estimate, commercial margin and customer price in one workspace.
Connected logistics model
Route + cargo + time + tolls + operating cost + margin = one complete road-freight planning calculation
Core calculators
What can LogicCalc calculate?
Use the same route data for the calculations dispatchers and transport managers commonly need before accepting, pricing or dispatching a load.
Truck route and distance
Plan multi-stop European routes, review country distance and include empty positioning from the truck base.
Freight operating cost
Combine kilometre cost, fuel, tolls, time-related cost and fixed route expenses to estimate internal trip cost.
Truck toll estimate
Estimate road charges by route country and keep the final amount editable when better tariff information is available.
Loading metres
Calculate LDM from cargo dimensions, quantity and stackability to understand how much trailer floor length is required.
Driver and transit time
Estimate driving time together with required pauses and daily rest periods from the complete planned distance.
Margin and customer price
Keep internal cost separate from selling price and apply the commercial uplift used for the customer quotation.
Example workflow
Example European logistics calculation
Assume a truck travels 70 km empty to a loading point and then 680 km loaded through several European countries. The shipment uses 8.0 LDM and the route requires toll and driver-time planning.
LogicCalc keeps those inputs together so the dispatcher can review operational feasibility and pricing without rebuilding the trip in separate tools.
| Planning result | Example |
|---|---|
| Complete route distance | 750 km |
| Empty positioning | 70 km |
| Cargo space | 8.0 LDM |
| Estimated tolls | €145.00 |
| Internal trip cost | €1,020.00 |
| Estimated customer price | €1,173.00 |
Illustrative values only. The actual result depends on your route, cargo, fleet settings, rates and current operating conditions.
Why one workspace
Why use a connected logistics calculator?
Reuse the same route data
Distance and country segments can feed cost, toll, driver-time and emissions calculations without manual duplication.
See operational and commercial results together
Check whether the load fits the trailer while also reviewing route economics and customer pricing.
Use your own company assumptions
Configure country rates, fleet profiles and commercial settings instead of relying on one unexplained market average.
Keep the result shareable
Export selected route and calculation results to a client-ready PDF when the planning result is ready to share.
Frequently asked questions
Logistics calculator FAQ
What is a logistics calculator?
A logistics calculator combines transport inputs such as route distance, cargo space, tolls, driver time, operating cost and selling price to support planning and quotation decisions.
Can LogicCalc calculate European truck routes?
Yes. LogicCalc can plan multi-stop road-freight routes, include a truck starting base and analyse distance by route country.
Can it calculate both cost and client price?
Yes. Internal operating cost remains separate from commercial uplift so the final customer price can be reviewed transparently.
Does LogicCalc calculate loading metres?
Yes. Cargo dimensions, quantity and stackability can be used to calculate loading metres and compare floor-space demand with the selected trailer.
Are toll and route results guaranteed?
No. Routing and toll outputs are planning estimates. Vehicle restrictions, official tariffs and current road conditions must be verified before dispatch.
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Plan the complete transport order in one place
Build the route, add cargo and fleet information, review time and cost, then turn the internal calculation into a clear customer price.
LogicCalc provides planning estimates only. Verify route restrictions, vehicle suitability, official toll tariffs, legal driving requirements, cargo securing and commercial conditions before dispatch.