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FLAT-BED

Designed to haul a variety of oversized cargo, flatbed trucks pull trailers that come with flat bodies and without any sides or roofs. Given their distinct bed design, flatbed trucks are well-suited to safely haul loads that might be too wide for enclosed trucks.

DRY-VAN

A dry van, also known as a dry van trailer or box trailer, is a fully enclosed semi-trailer designed to transport freight. Dry vans are often used for less-than-truckload (LTL) or truckload shipments and can carry a variety of cargo, including:

Pallets, Boxed and/or loose freight, Clothes, Household furniture, Electronics, Household items, Nonperishable foods, Machinery, Vehicle parts, and Construction materials.

REFRIGERATED

A reefer van is a type of refrigerated truck or trailer used to transport perishable goods, such as food, at a controlled temperature. These vehicles are equipped with a refrigeration unit that maintains the temperature inside the van within a specific range, typically between 32 and 45 degrees Fahrenheit.

HEAVY EQUIPMENT

Lowboy trailers, also known as drop or double-drop deck trailers, are designed to transport heavy, tall equipment and machinery. They have a well in the center and two decks that sit higher on each end, creating a drop deck that can accommodate freight up to 12 feet tall. Lowboy trailers can have a variety of features.

Lowboy trailers typically have a length of 24–29.6 ft, a maximum width of 8.5 ft, and a standard height of 18 ft from the ground. The maximum legal overall load height, including the trailer, is 14 ft.