Data snapshot of . Schedules change, so treat these figures as indicative.
Hamburg to Mannheim connects Germany’s largest port with the Rhine-Neckar region in the south-west. Most containers travel by overnight train.
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| Operator | Mode | Transit time | Departures | EmissionsCO₂e per TEU |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TXL | Rail | 23–39 hours | daily | 65 kg Lowest CO₂e |
| Eurogate Intermodal | Rail | 22–32 hours | every 1–2 days | 65 kg Lowest CO₂e |
| ERS | Rail | 25–35 hours | every 1–2 days | 65 kg Lowest CO₂e |
| Departure | Arrival | Operator | Vessel | Reliability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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Direct services take 11–39 hours. The fastest in this snapshot is run by Contargo, at 11 hours.
5 operators: TXL, Eurogate Intermodal, ERS, TFG and Contargo.
Taken together, services leave several times a day, spread over 5 direct services.
Between 65 kg–110 kg CO₂e per TEU, depending on the service.
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