Resources & Insights

What Is a Step-Deck Trailer? Definition, Alternatives, Pros and Cons

So you’ve contracted with a freight carrier, and they have indicated that they will be using a step-deck trailer. What does that mean? Will the freight arrive safely to your destination? How does the carrier determine which type of trailer is best for your particular freight? 

[Video] Divisible vs. Non-Divisible Loads: What's the Difference?

Engineering Services for Heavy Haul Permits: What They Are, How Much They Cost & When You Need Them

Heavy haul freight moves are intricate projects. The largest of these shipments can takes months to complete, requiring alignment and communication between a diverse group of experts. 

New Year’s Day 2025 Oversized Freight Travel Restrictions By State

A brand new year is an excellent time to reset the scales. As a company that ships freight, your business has a lot ahead of it — particularly in the oversized/overweight (OSOW) realm. 

[Video] How To Get Over-Dimensional (OD) Permits

When Are Escorts/Pilot Cars Necessary For Oversized Freight Shipments? (Width, Height and Length Requirements by State)

Over-dimensional (OD) freight shipments require a lot from the companies that manage them. Among other things, permits must be acquired, a route must be planned and the correct transportation solution must be identified and arranged.

What Is Heavy Haul Trucking? An In-Depth Overview

If you have questions about whether your freight will need heavy haul trucking service, you’re not alone. The transportation industry, and the companies within it, offer an array of services meant to meet the needs of businesses across industries. 

[Video] 5 Essential Load-Specific Questions Heavy Haul Carriers Commonly Ask

Divisible and Non-Divisible Loads Explained (Differences, Exceptions & Rules)

The rules and regulations that govern the transportation industry are in place for a reason; to keep transportation professionals and the motoring public safe. 

[Video] Can I Overhang On a Flatbed Trailer?