Three Years of eQueue: Key Results

Three years after its launch, the eQueue system has become a core element of cross-border road freight operations. What started as an emergency solution has evolved into a structured digital tool for managing border crossings.

For logistics companies, this shift marked a new operational reality.

Why eQueue was introduced

The primary goal was to reduce uncontrolled truck queues at border checkpoints and improve traffic management. Before eQueue, waiting times were unpredictable, often stretching into several days.

Digital scheduling brought structure, visibility and accountability.

Key outcomes after three years

In practice, the system has delivered:

• reduced congestion near border crossings;
• more balanced traffic distribution;
• improved planning for international transport routes;
• increased transparency for carriers and authorities.

For many operators, eQueue became a planning necessity rather than an option.

Challenges that remain

Despite its benefits, eQueue still faces limitations:

• high demand during peak export periods;
• limited slot availability;
• dependency on checkpoint capacity and compliance with arrival times.

Experience and coordination remain critical.

How Neolit Logistics works with eQueue

At Neolit Logistics, we integrate eQueue into our logistics planning. Our team:

• aligns booking times with warehouse operations;
• adjusts routes based on border load;
• minimizes delays and operational risks.

Digital systems work best when combined with real logistics expertise.