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In Kazakhstan, the freight transportation sector is buzzing with activity, with drivers spending a collective total of over 6.3 million hours on the road last year alone. This vast network of deliveries, analyzed by Yandex Go, offers a fascinating glimpse into the logistics landscape of the country.

Record-Breaking Deliveries

The highest single payment for a delivery reached an impressive 220,140 tenge. This significant sum was for a journey originating from Talgar district in Almaty region and concluding in Shymkent city, a trip that took 14 hours and 36 minutes to complete.

The Longest Hauls

The most extensive route covered was from Ilek district in Almaty region to Shymkent city. This journey, typically undertaken by a "Gazelle" vehicle, a common choice for intercity freight, lasted approximately 13 hours.

Another notable trip, from Shymkent to the settlement of Myrzakent, extended over 22 hours. Factors such as the type of cargo and road conditions significantly influence the duration of such lengthy deliveries.

Dedicated Drivers and Peak Activity

One particularly active driver, Kairat from Almaty, completed over 3,200 orders in a single year using his Chevrolet Damas. This averages out to about nine deliveries per day, showcasing remarkable dedication and efficiency.

The busiest day for freight orders was November 6, 2025, when users placed the highest number of delivery requests.

The Scale of Operations

The total time spent by freight carriers on the road last year surpassed 6.3 million hours. This equates to roughly 725 years of continuous work, underscoring the immense scale of freight operations in Kazakhstan.

Today, both individuals and businesses actively utilize freight delivery services, relying on them for fast and accessible transportation that has become a crucial part of their operational processes.

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