VM SYSTEM
Road freight transport across the Czech Republic and Europe for businesses shipping cargo
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About VM SYSTEM
VM SYSTEM provides domestic, international and express road freight transport, using trucks and vans for loads ranging from pallets to full truckloads. Services include real-time tracking and CMR-insured transport.
The company serves businesses needing cargo transport in the Czech Republic and across Europe. It is based in Brno and was founded in 2018; it is hiring a driver for European routes.
Product: Domestic, international and express road freight transport using trucks and vans.
Jobs at VM SYSTEM
Leadership
- Josef Milčevič · Jednatel (Managing director)Source: business register
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