From direct freight to project logistics
Major projects associated with Saudi Vision 2030, including NEOM and Qiddiya, and the industrial centres of Jubail and Dammam create varied supply-chain requirements. Rig equipment, steel and heavy machinery need vehicle selection to be coordinated with cargo specifications, site schedules, access and unloading arrangements.
The route is part of the equipment plan
Oversized cargo planning depends on dimensions and weight, route conditions and permits, manoeuvring space and lifting arrangements. Boom trucks, long flatbeds and lowbeds address these needs, while journey management connects the loading schedule to the delivery window.
Choosing a logistics partner
- Equipment suited to the cargo and a team that understands the site.
- Real-time visibility, clear contacts and plans for route or schedule changes.
- Certified quality, safety and environmental management.
- Connected clearance, storage and transport rather than disconnected handovers.
- Clear insurance limits suited to the cargo.
Cross Roads holds the three ISO management certifications, Aramco Approved Vendor status and ZATCA customs clearance licensing. All-risk land-transit carrier liability insurance provides cover up to SAR 1,500,000 per shipment, subject to the policy terms.
Connecting eastern and western Saudi Arabia and the GCC
The service network connects Dammam, Jubail, Riyadh, Jeddah and Yanbu and extends to Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, the UAE and Oman. Sharing shipment documents, expected arrival and site requirements early helps coordinate the move from gateway to destination, with storage aligned to the project schedule when needed.