Reliable road transport solutions across West Africa and the Sahel region.
World Trans & Logistics operates one of the most extensive road freight networks in West Africa, connecting Senegal to its neighbouring countries through a fleet of modern trucks and a network of experienced transport partners.
Our land freight services cover the major trade corridors of the region, including the vital Dakar-Bamako corridor serving landlocked Mali, routes to Guinea, The Gambia, Mauritania, Burkina Faso, and Guinea-Bissau. We handle everything from full truckloads to partial shipments, with full GPS tracking and security for every journey.
With decades of experience navigating West African roads, border crossings, and regulations, WTL ensures your cargo moves safely and efficiently across the region.
Real-time vehicle tracking for complete visibility of your cargo in transit.
Experienced, vetted drivers with deep knowledge of West African routes and borders.
Regularly serviced, modern fleet ensuring reliability and safety on every trip.
Sealed loads, escort services, and 24/7 monitoring for high-value shipments.
Yes. WTL moves cargo overland from the Port of Dakar to Mali (Bamako), Burkina Faso (Ouagadougou), and Niger (Niamey) along the established ECOWAS corridors, handling cross-border customs transit (TRIE) and the documentation required for goods in transit.
The Dakar-Bamako corridor (about 1,200 km) typically takes 3-5 days by road, depending on border formalities and cargo type. WTL manages the TRIE transit declaration and border clearance to minimise delays at the Senegal-Mali frontier.
TRIE (Transit Routier Inter-Etats) is the ECOWAS inter-state road-transit regime that lets cargo cross member borders under a single bonded declaration without paying duty in transit countries. WTL files the TRIE documentation so your goods clear borders smoothly to their inland destination.
WTL handles containerised cargo, general and breakbulk freight, and project loads by road, using flatbeds, container trailers, and specialised equipment as needed. Cargo can be collected directly from the Port of Dakar and delivered across the WAEMU region.
