Vehicle suitability depends on dimensions, weight, loading access, restraint and site conditions. These guides help you provide the details needed for a sound match.
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Flexible side-loading trailers
Curtain-siders and tautliners
Curtain-siders, often called tautliners, are widely used for palletised and general freight, but the curtains themselves must not be treated as a substitute for a suitable load-restraint system.
An artic can provide substantial deck and payload capacity, but the tractor, trailer body, turning space, loading method and legal route all need to suit the movement.
Rigid vehicles combine cab and body on one chassis and can be useful for regional, multi-drop or access-sensitive work, provided the exact class and body suit the freight.
Flatbeds provide open loading access for freight that does not suit an enclosed body, but exposure, dimensions, weight distribution and restraint must be addressed before collection.
Temperature-sensitive goods need a suitable insulated and temperature-controlled body, plus clear instructions covering set point, acceptable range, preparation, loading and evidence.
Introduce your haulage business, operating areas and equipment. If the application progresses, Logic Freight will agree how supporting documents should be provided.