Transports Flandrin
Freight transport and chauffeur-driven vehicle rental for businesses along the Rhône-Alpes–Provence corridor
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Transports Flandrin
Transports Flandrin provides freight transport, including packaged dangerous goods, oversized loads, maritime containers and steel coils. It also rents vehicles with drivers and offers real-time vehicle tracking for shipment traceability.
The family-run company serves customers along the Rhône-Alpes–Provence corridor from Saint-Romans, Isère. In 2022, Alistair Charles took over the business after the previous owner retired.
Product: Freight transport and rental of vehicles with drivers.
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