Introduction to Special Trucks

What is a special truck?

What images spring to mind when you consider a unique truck?

A special truck, as the name implies, is a vehicle employed solely to carry out a specific mission that has various features that set it apart from a standard truck or that have been specially customized for the transportation of products and/or persons. It is a vehicle that has been lawfully modified on its chassis to fulfill the user’s operating demands in accordance with the requirements of the application, to put it simply.

With the growth of urbanization, road and rail construction, and the rapid development of the road transport industry, special trucks are now not only used by government agencies. A variety of special truck types can be seen on the road, including self-loading trucks, dump garbage trucks, garbage compactor trucks, and more.

Differences between special trucks and other vehicles

Specific trucks are used for undertaking special transport jobs, special operations, and other particular purposes. They are outfitted with special equipment, perform special tasks, and have special functionalities.

Types of special trucks

The first category: Operational special trucks

Ambulances, sanitation trucks, special aerial platform trucks, ladder carriers, TV broadcast trucks, airport work trucks, municipal construction trucks, etc. are only a few examples of the vehicles with varied special equipment fitted on them for specific purposes.

The second category：Transportation-type special trucks

It alludes to automobiles having altered bodies for the transportation of specialty items. Along with trailers, semi-trailers, container trucks, vans, and other vehicles, they include garbage trucks, refrigerator trucks, crane trucks, flatbed trucks, sedan trucks, livestock trucks, obstruction trucks, concrete mixer trucks, tanker trucks, and dump trucks.

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