Logistics Trucks

Logistics Truck is for a commercial vehicle designed and equipped primarily for carrying goods. It can pull a trailer. Logistics Trucks are generally referred to as cargo trucks, also known as trucks, and are primarily used to transport goods, and sometimes to vehicles that can tow other vehicles, in the category of commercial vehicles. Generally, it can be divided into heavy and light according to the weight of the vehicle. Most trucks use diesel engines as a source of power, but some light trucks use gasoline, liquefied petroleum gas or natural gas.

Logistics Truck mostly included Tractor Head, Van Truck, Logistics Refrigerated Truck, Logistics Refrigerated Truck, Bulk Cement Truck, Cement Tank Trailer, Bulk Fodder Transport Truck, Car Carrier Trailer, Low Bed Semi Trailer, Container Semi Trailer, Cargo Semi Trailer, Vehicle Transport Semi Trailer, Dolly Trailer.

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The official name of the truck is a truck (GOODS VEHICLE), a form of car used to carry goods and goods, including dump trucks, towing trucks, off-road trucks in off-highway and no-road areas, and various Vehicles designed for special needs (such as airport shuttles, fire engines and ambulances, tank trucks, container tractors, etc.). See the English-Chinese truck dictionary and truck illustrations.

Cargo transportation is a business that uses cars to carry goods, referred to as car freight, and is a major component of car transportation. Car freight also collects goods for railway transportation, water transportation, and air transportation.

The business of using cars to carry goods, referred to as car freight, is a major component of car transport (see road transport). Automobile freight has the characteristics of a wide area, many points and scattered. It is generally a "door-to-door" direct cargo transportation between the two places, which can save transit loading and unloading costs, reduce cargo damage and shorten the transit time of goods. Car freight also collects goods for railway transportation, water transportation, and air transportation.