Flatbed
A level open deck for freight that loads from the side, top or rear, such as steel, lumber and building materials.
Equipment
Find the right equipment for your shipment—from standard flatbeds and enclosed trailers to specialized options for oversized and heavy freight. Our team will help match your cargo with a suitable transportation solution.
A level open deck for freight that loads from the side, top or rear, such as steel, lumber and building materials.
A lower main deck behind a raised front section, often used for cargo too tall for a standard flatbed.
A low deck with a neck that can detach on removable gooseneck models, so equipment can drive on from the front.
A low well between raised front and rear sections, used for tall cargo that fits within the well.
A deck that telescopes to carry long cargo such as beams, poles and fabricated sections.
Added axles spread a heavy load across the trailer. Configurations vary widely by carrier and shipment.
An enclosed, non-refrigerated trailer for general freight, palletized goods and full truckloads.
An enclosed trailer with a refrigeration unit, for freight that must stay within a set temperature.
Equipment may be arranged through carrier partners, subject to availability and shipment review. Diagrams are illustrative and not to scale. Capacities and dimensions vary by trailer, carrier, route and jurisdiction, so we confirm them for each shipment.
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