Trucks are generally called trucks, also called trucks, which refer to cars that are mainly used to transport goods, and sometimes also cars that can tow other vehicles. They belong to the category of commercial vehicles. Generally it can be divided into heavy and light according to the weight of the car. Most trucks use diesel engines as their power source, but some light trucks use gasoline, petroleum gas or natural gas.
The official name of the truck is trucks (trucks, GOODS VEHICLE), which is a form of car used to carry goods and goods, including dump trucks, towing trucks, off-road and off-road trucks, and various Vehicles built for special needs (eg airport shuttles, fire trucks and ambulances, tankers, container tractor trucks, etc.). See the English-Chinese Truck Dictionary and Truck Brochure.
General truck Refers to vehicles that are integrally connected with the engine operating room and the body itself. They are roughly divided into two types: frame type and dump type. These two types of body include three types: full-dense, semi-dense, and open.
Semi-trailer Cover refers to a vehicle in which the engine operating room can be separated from the vehicle body or can be connected by tools.
truck They are generally referred to as plate racks, trailers or semi-trailers.
Full trailer That is to say, after adding a general truck or semi-trailer, add a hanging rack, trailer, or semi-trailer. The added vehicle will have a larger turning radius and a larger dead angle after driving, so some areas will Include it in special vehicles
Sand car Sand trucks, also known as dump trucks, are commonly referred to as earthmoving trucks. They are a general name for a type of bucket truck. They are mainly used to transport mud dumps and construction waste, and they are also used to transport coal and ore.
Mixer truck A mixer truck is a truck used to transport concrete.
Compact truck The difference between a compact truck and a container truck is that the compact truck is not divided into a frame and a trailer.
cargo truck Container trucks, which are also container trucks, are also considered fully enclosed vehicles.
Flatbed truck Flatbed A common vehicle for road transportation, because it is more convenient to load and unload large and heavy goods, and it can load more goods than other models of the same specification, which is favored by the transport unit. In transportation vehicles, flatbed trucks are generally divided into two types, one is flatbed, and the other is high-low plate. Slabs are generally 4 meters to 13 meters long, and vehicles longer than 13 meters are mostly high and low plates.
Full-hook tablet The load of the full-height flat truck is borne by itself, and it is connected to the locomotive only by hooks.
Flatbed trailer The locomotive does not need to bear the trailer load, but only provides power to help the trailer overcome the frictional resistance on the road. In long-distance transportation, it is common for a truck (or multiple) to be mounted behind a truck, which is a full trailer. Full-height flatbed trucks are mainly used for short-distance bulk and heavy cargo transportation in factories, warehouses, terminals, logistics centers and other areas. Full-height flat trucks mainly use solid tires, do not burst tires, have a strong load bearing capacity, and are simple in structure, easy to maintain, and low in cost. They can be freely designed. They are an excellent choice for short-distance transportation of bulk and heavy goods without listing on the road.