Trucks
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Types of Trucks
Today, there are many options for the delivery of your cargo by various types of trucks. The most common types of trucks are:
Standard/Tilt
They are used to transport large loads for medium distances. Such trucks usually have a maximum weight of more than 20 tons and are usually used to transport wood and wood products, metal structures, building materials, etc.
Box/Temp controlled
Temp controlled - These trucks are equipped with refrigeration systems and are designed to transport food products that require certain temperature conditions, such as meat, fish, dairy products, fruits and vegetables.
Box - it is a truck with a closed body used to transport goods that need protection from weather conditions or theft, for example, electronics, furniture, food products, etc.
Road train
A road train consists of a Prime Mover or Truck, pulling two or more Trailers. For example: Road trains can vary in length ranging from 27.5 metres to 60 metres.
This type of truck can transport any goods that do not require special conditions (temperature, etc.)
Container
Containers make it easy to transport goods by rail, road and sea because they fit easily on different modes of transport. Various types of products can be delivered in containers, starting from products that require a temperature control, ending with heavy non-food products
Mega
Mega trailers are derivatives of a tautliner, as the former allows a shipper to fit more value due to an increase in total available cargo volume in the trailer.
Compared to a tautliner, a mega trailer is of the same length, (13.6 meters), yet there is a height difference.
However, the internal height of a standard (2.7 meters) versus the mega trailer (up to 3 meters) is what makes the latter unique. The difference in inner height results in it being able to carry more cargo volume, as the trailer is closer to the ground, as well as the wheels, with the floor sitting much deeper compared to a traditional tautliner.
it is a great option for low weight, yet high volume products, as well as such industries as automotive manufacturing.
Tanker
Transporting by tanker refers to the transportation of liquids, gases, or other fluid materials using specialized tanker vehicles or vessels. Tankers are designed to carry large quantities of liquids or gases and are commonly used in the transportation of various commodities (Oil and Petroleum Products; Chemicals; Milk etc.) Transporting by tanker requires careful handling, adherence to safety regulations, and proper maintenance to ensure the safe and efficient delivery of the liquids or gases being transported.
ADR Classified
Transporting by ADR refers to the transportation of dangerous goods by road using vehicles that comply with the European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road (ADR). The ADR sets specific rules and safety requirements for the carriage of dangerous goods to ensure the protection of people, property, and the environment during transportation. It covers various aspects of the transportation process, including packaging, labeling, vehicle requirements, driver training, and documentation.