DRY VAN (Box trailer) – used for freight that has to stay dry. Length 48′ or 53′ with a weight limit generally of 44,000 lbs.
FLATBED – An open truck bed or trailer and can haul 44,000 to 48,000 lbs.
LOW BOY / DOUBLE DROP – used for taller cargo that would normally violate height restrictions on another trailer.
REEFER – Insulated temperature controlled truck equipped and used as a refrigerator to transport fresh, perishable, or frozen products.
STEP DECK (Single drop or drop deck trailer) – Similar to the flatbed but can haul a higher load without having to buy permits for the load. Length 48′ – 53′ with the upper deck usually 10′ to 11′ long. Can transport 44,000 to 45,000 lbs.
POWER ONLY – using an independent driver’s or a logistics company’s tractor to move your trailer that you have either purchased or leased.
DRY BOX / Straight Truck – (Contracted loads only) – used for freight that has to stay dry. Length typically 22′ – 26′ with a specific Gross Vehicle Weight max. for each. Inquire within…
REEFER BOX / Straight TRUCK – (Contracted loads only) – used as a refrigerator to transport fresh, perishable, or frozen products. Length typically 22′ – 26′ with a specific Gross Vehicle Weight max. for each. Inquire within…
HOTSHOT – that carries relatively smaller, time-sensitive loads using medium to one-ton trucks to accessible locations. (Class 3 – 14,0001-16,000lbs) (Class 4 – 16,001 – 19,500lbs) (Class 5 – 19,501 – 26,000lbs) Trailers typically are: Bumper Pull, Gooseneck, Deckover, and Lowboy Trailers.
