What is Flatbed Trailer?
Flatbed trailers are widely used and highly versatile, making them one of the most common trailers seen on the road today. Freight is typically put onto the flatbed's tip, sides, and rear. Flatbeds have become one of the mainstays of today's trucking industry due to its ease of loading.
A flatbed trailer is an open deck vehicle with no top or sides. It is mostly used to transport heavy, oversized, wide, and fragile items such as machinery, building supplies, or equipment. The flat design of the body makes loading and unloading things more easier.
Because of the open body of the flatbed truck, the products transported with it must be protected from rain. The trailer is one of the most versatile vehicles.
Uses of Flatbed Trailer:
Hauling Contruction Equipment
Transporting Building and Construction Materials
Transporting Building and Construction Materials
Transporting Building and Construction Materials
Transporting Building and Construction Materials
Transporting Building and Construction Materials
Moving Scrap Metals and Recyclables
Transporting Building and Construction Materials
Moving Scrap Metals and Recyclables
Carrying Landscaping Items
Transporting Building and Construction Materials
Moving Scrap Metals and Recyclables
Transporting Oil and Gas Rigs
Moving Agricultural Equipment and Goods
Moving Agricultural Equipment and Goods
Moving Agricultural Equipment and Goods
Moving Agricultural Equipment and Goods
Moving Agricultural Equipment and Goods
Miscellaneous Oversize Load Use
Moving Agricultural Equipment and Goods
Miscellaneous Oversize Load Use
