This truck features an entirely flat, level 'bed' with no sides or roof, allowing for quick and easy loading of goods.  Used to transport heavy loads that are not delicate or vulnerable to rain, and for abnormal loads that require more space than is available on a closed body truck.

We are your solution for over-sized, heavy haul trucking and odd shaped cargo. Mining, manufacturing and farm equipment as well as boats are just a few examples of the special loads we can move. Oversize loads sometimes require special permits and route planning to avoid obstacles or impassable areas for the size of the load. Our transportation specialist will ensure that unusual loads are handled with care, driven safely through the community and delivered successfully on time to their destination.   

RGN trailers, (removable goose neck) are typically used for hauling cargo that can be driven onto the trailer. The front detaches, allowing the trailer to be lowered to the ground to create a ramp, allowing loads to be driven onto the trailer. The RGN is adaptable by adding as many axles as your load requires.

Trucks equipped with steel decks, often used to move sea containers and small machinery in addition to towing cars. 
This truck is equipped with a winch allowing them to pull pieces of machinery like forklifts or skid-steers onto the deck. 

Where a flat bed has one deck,  a step deck trailer has two,  a main and a front. This trailer has an upper deck sitting above the the tractor unit which means greater maximum height cargo can be transported, due to its open design. 

These trailers are the ones you see connected to trucks on the highway everyday, they are the most common type of freight transportation. There is no temperature control within the dry van making them the popular choice for  items like consumer goods. Dry vans protect cargo from bad weather, potential damage, and theft. They are versatile in that they may be used for full-truckloads and LTL shipments.