Truck Types

Sleeper Cab Trucks: For long-haul routes, equipped with sleeping quarters for drivers.

Trailer Types

Dry Van Trailers: Enclosed trailers for general cargo.

Refrigerated Trailers (Reefers): For temperature-sensitive                goods like food or pharmaceuticals.

Loading/Unloading Equipment

Forklifts: For loading and unloading heavy cargo.

Cargo Securement Equipment

Straps and Tie-Downs: For securing loads on flatbeds or inside trailers.

Tarps: To protect cargo on open trailers from weather.

Edge Protectors: To prevent straps from damaging the cargo.

Communication and Tracking Equipment

Electronic Logging Devices (ELDs): To track driving hours and ensure compliance with regulations.

GPS Systems: For navigation and route optimization.

Fleet Management Software: For real-time tracking of vehicles and freight.

Safety and Maintenance Equipment

Fire Extinguishers: Required safety equipment for emergencies.

Warning Triangles and Flares: For breakdowns or accidents.

Spare Tires and Tools: For emergency repairs.

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for Drivers

Safety vests, gloves, helmets, and steel-toe boots for safe loading/unloading.