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With so many different types of trailers on the road today, it’s important to know what the best trailer is for certain requirements, and which is best for your needs. For instance, the right trailer is dependent on the type of load you need to carry, its dimensions and its weight.   If you’re already thinking “What trailer should I buy?”, here is a list of the most common types of trailers in the industry to facilitate your choice.  

If you are in the aviation/aerospace, agriculture, construction, energy/utility, food and beverage, manufacturing or retail industry and want to know how to best expand your fleet, here is a list of the best trailers according to each major industry.

Purchasing a second-hand truck may be the most cost-effective option in most cases. Although, a budget-friendly approach might reduce your upfront spending, you might be exposed to frequent upkeep costs down the line. So, apart from checking for rust and leaks, here is a list of the most common problems to be aware of when buying a second-hand truck.

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Operating heavy trucks and trailers during winter can be dangerous if drivers are not prepared. Winter driving requires specific skills and an adapted driving style that adheres to road safety in poor weather conditions. Apart from sensible manoeuvring and correct skid control techniques, driving safely on slippery roads demands knowledge and preventative safety skills.   Below there are some tips to follow so you remain safe on the roads this winter: 1.

  While there are some basic steps to follow when looking for a used truck or trailer, there are also plenty more factors and policies to consider e.g. the wear and tear policy. From an operational perspective, the vehicle’s past and current status, as well as the future maintenance and upgrades must been taken into consideration. A handful of components to check during the mechanical inspection of the vehicle are mentioned below.

    Buying a used truck or trailer can be a financially attractive solution. However, you will still have to put time and energy into looking for the asset that will save you the most upfront costs.

           Whether you want to grow your existing fleet or create a new one, you will most probably face the dilemma of purchasing a new versus a used truck or trailer. As complexity of modern transport and logistics grows and sustainability concerns arise, it gets even more difficult to understand what should be the short versus long term focus and what to invest in; new or used assets! Although it’s hard to generalize, there are several key features to consider when trying to decide whether purchasing a used truck or trailer might be the best investment for you.