Low-loader transport refers to the transportation of cargo of large dimensions and heights that do not fit into standard bodies. Low-loaders provide stability and safety when transporting construction machinery, steel structures and prefabricated elements. It requires careful route planning and administrative permits.
Tanker transportation is the transportation of liquid or loose cargo in specialized tanks. Tank cars carry fuels, oils, chemicals, milk and juice. Tankers are designed with safety, stability and ADR regulations in mind. Transportation of this type requires proper qualification of drivers and systematic inspection of the technical condition of vehicles.
Less Than Truck Load is the transportation of small batches of goods from multiple shippers, consolidated in a single vehicle. It allows for the sharing of freight costs and is an economical solution for smaller shipments. It is most often used in e-commerce logistics, regional distribution and international transportation, where it allows for flexible delivery scheduling.
Silo transportation involves transporting bulk materials such as feed, flour, grain or cement. Silo vehicles allow easy pneumatic loading and unloading, minimizing material loss. Silos ensure the protection of cargo from moisture and external factors, and allow the realization of transportation in domestic and international traffic.
