Logistics plays a fundamental role in the automotive sector. Not only in the distribution of the final product, but also in the production so that the auto parts arrive on time.
Always taking into account the particularities of any vehicle and avoiding damage to the product. Therefore, we will see the different transportation routes that can be used by the automotive industry:

• Air: Air transport is not the most common way to transport finished cars as it takes up a lot of space and would be very expensive. However, there are some airlines that provide this service for a very small group of customers. On the other hand, air logistics plays a very important role in the transportation of auto parts, since some parts are smaller and easier to transport by air.
• Overland: As regards overland logistics in the automotive sector, trucking is widely used for short distances. Trucks load new vehicles directly from the factory to national or international destinations.
  In this case, the truck uses a car-carrier platform that makes it possible to carry several cars in a single trip. In addition, the vehicles travel safely, as they are tied together, preventing damage and accidents on the road.
• Maritime: Vessel transport is one of the most commonly used by the automotive sector to move finished cars or trucks. Although the transit time is longer, it is the cheapest option. In addition, it allows a larger number of cars to be loaded.