Our Vehicles – Moving Fleet

Our Vehicles – five owned, purpose-equipped vans and panel vans for moving

Moja Selidba operates five owned moving vehicles: three extended and additionally raised Mercedes Sprinters and two Iveco Daily panel vans. The total nominal cargo volume is approximately 91–94 m³. The vehicles are equipped for protection, loading, and transport of furniture and business equipment.

Fleet at a glance: we have 5 owned vehicles – 3 Mercedes Sprinters each with 17–18 m³ nominal space and 2 Iveco Daily vans each with 20 m³. One Iveco features a hydraulic loading ramp rated at 1,100 kg. The total nominal volume is 91–94 m³, while the actual moving capacity depends on the shape and weight of items, protection, and cargo arrangement.

Overview of all five vehicles and their capacities

1. Mercedes Sprinter 1 – 17–18 m³. Cargo space length 4.8 m, additionally raised roof with a third height extension; practically about 14 m³ of usable space for items.
2. Mercedes Sprinter 2 – 17–18 m³. Cargo space length 4.8 m, additionally raised roof with a third height extension; practically about 14 m³ of usable space for items.
3. Mercedes Sprinter 3 – 17–18 m³. Cargo space length 4.8 m, additionally raised roof with a third height extension; practically about 14 m³ of usable space for items.
4. Iveco Daily 1 – 20 m³. Purpose-adapted cargo space and reinforced leaf springs for organized transport of bulky furniture and equipment.
5. Iveco Daily 2 – 20 m³. Purpose-adapted cargo space and reinforced leaf springs, with a hydraulic truck loading ramp rated at 1,100 kg.

Why is this important for your move? Larger cargo space, while respecting the permitted load capacity, can reduce the number of trips, especially for larger apartment, house, and company moves. When the job requires, all five of our vehicles can be engaged simultaneously on the same move, with the option to include additional partner vehicles.

All vehicles are in regular use, registered, and maintained. Teams use dollies, straps, protective blankets, cargo securing equipment, and tools as needed. The capacity in cubic meters represents the cargo space volume, while the permitted load weight is always respected according to the specific vehicle documentation.

Three Mercedes Sprinters: extended and additionally raised

Each of the three Mercedes Sprinters has a cargo space approximately 4.8 meters long. The vehicles have additionally raised roofs, facilitating the arrangement of tall and bulky items.

The nominal volume is approximately 17–18 m³ per vehicle, while in practice we count on about 14 m³ of usable space for arranging furniture and boxes. Actual capacity depends on the shape of the cargo, required protection, and permitted weight.

Two Iveco Daily vehicles: each with 20 cubic meters

Both Iveco Daily vehicles have approximately 20 m³ of cargo space. The rear cargo area and leaf springs are additionally adapted to moving requirements, making the vehicles practical for handling various types of furniture and equipment.

Reinforced suspension does not increase the legally permitted vehicle load capacity. Every loading is planned according to the data from the vehicle registration, weight distribution, and safe transport regulations.

Hydraulic ramp for easier loading

One Iveco Daily is equipped with a hydraulic loading ramp with a declared capacity of 1,100 kilograms. It is especially useful for handling appropriately heavy items and equipment on carts.

The permitted load on the ramp is not the same as the permitted load capacity of the entire vehicle. Before use, we check the weight, center of gravity, and support method of the items, as well as access conditions.

All vehicles can work together on large relocations

For larger company relocations, we can organize all five of our own vehicles simultaneously. If necessary, up to two additional partner vehicles are included, coordinating schedules, teams, and loading order.

For relocations of large business systems, including companies with 500 to 1,000 employees, the number of trips and work pace depend on inventory, number of locations, and relocation plan. The number of employees alone does not determine how many vehicles are needed.

Equipment traveling with our teams

In our vehicles, we carry transport carts of various sizes, sliders and pads for furniture, transport platforms with and without brakes, standard and American straps, tie-down straps, ropes, and chocks for load securing.

For protection, we use cotton moving blankets made from recycled material in various sizes, cardboard, stretch wrap, and adhesive tape. We carry spare boxes and a complete set of tools for furniture disassembly and assembly.

Cleanliness, technical condition, and night work

All vehicles are registered, regularly serviced, and technically maintained. Cabins, cargo spaces, and vehicle exteriors are washed and cleaned on a regular cycle, approximately every five days.

All vehicles have cargo space lighting, which facilitates loading and unloading during evening or night hours. A clean interior is especially important when transporting upholstered pieces and packed personal belongings.

How we choose the vehicle for a specific move

Before departure, we assess the quantity and dimensions of items, access possibilities, floor level, carrying distance, and need for a ramp. For smaller moves, one van is often sufficient, while larger jobs require organizing multiple vehicles and workers.

The most important thing is that items are protected and properly secured during transport. We arrange details according to the type of job. See apartment moves, office relocations, and moves with workers.