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Is road freight slowing you down?

Introducing Melbourne Intermodal Terminal

In today’s logistics environment, efficiency is defined by more than just speed – it’s about cost-certainty, scalability, and environmental responsibility.

The Intermodal Terminal Company (ITC) is redefining freight in Australia through the Melbourne Intermodal Terminal (MIT), offering a more scalable and reliable alternative to traditional road transport.

Upgrade your supply chain

It’s time to make the switch to rail.

In the current logistics climate, road-based freight is increasingly defined by unpredictable demurrage penalties, escalating toll burdens, and the inherent unreliability of urban congestion.

These systemic inefficiencies create significant financial volatility and compromise supply chain integrity.

The Melbourne Intermodal Terminal (MIT) serves as a strategic corrective, engineered to eliminate these operational bottlenecks. By transitioning to our rail-integrated model, partners bypass toll-heavy corridors and benefit from 48-hour availability window post-discharge.

Our infrastructure allows for a seamless road-to-rail migration in just two weeks, replacing road-based variables with the precision and cost-certainty of a state-of-the-art intermodal network.

Located in Somerton, North of Melbourne

Melbourne Intermodal Terminal is strategically positioned for scale and reliability

Located on the Hume Highway, the Melbourne Intermodal Terminal sits at the centre of Victoria’s freight network. Connected to the Port Rail Shuttle Network, and just 22.5 kilometres from the Port of Melbourne, MIT delivers strong connectivity across road and rail networks.

Speak to our logistics team

Ready to explore the benefits of rail freight?