Table of Contents What is an Intermodal Trailer? Intermodal trailers are specially designed trailers used in intermodal transport, which involves moving cargo...
Table of Contents What is Less than Truckload LTL Freight? LTL stands for Less than Truckload, which means that the quantity of freight being shipped does not...
Table of Contents What is Factoring in Trucking? Factoring, also known as invoice factoring or accounts receivable factoring, is a financial transaction in...
Table of Contents Different Semi Truck Brake Types Commercial trucks may have different brake types, including drum brakes, disc brakes, and air brakes. Drum...
Table of Contents What is a Double Drop Trailer? A double drop trailer, often referred to as a lowboy trailer, features a unique design that includes an...
Table of Contents What is a Lead A lead in the context of recruitment refers to a potential candidate.Leads can also be referred or bought.. Leads can come in...
Table of Contents What is Drop and Hook in Trucking Drop and hook means that the driver drops a loaded trailer at a designated location, and then hooks a...
Table of Contents What is a Logbook? A logbook in the trucking industry is a record maintained by drivers to document their hours on duty, including driving...
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