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Bull Hauler

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A "bull hauler" is a colloquial term used to describe a large truck primarily designed for transporting livestock, particularly cattle. These trucks are specifically designed and equipped to safely and…
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Tanker

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Tanker freight refers to the transportation of liquid or gas commodities, such as crude oil, petroleum products, chemicals, liquefied natural gas (LNG), or liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), using specialized vessels…
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Flat Bed Trucking

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Flatbed trucking refers to a type of transportation service that utilizes flatbed trailers to haul cargo. Unlike enclosed trailers, flatbed trailers do not have sides or a roof, offering an…
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Dry Van

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In trucking, a "dry van" refers to a type of enclosed trailer that is commonly used to transport various types of cargo over long distances. Here are the key characteristics…
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Hot Shot Trucking

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In the trucking industry, a "hot shot" refers to a type of trucking service that involves the transportation of relatively small, time-sensitive loads using smaller vehicles, typically trucks or vans.…
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Reserves (Invoice)

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Reserves in the context of invoice factoring refer to the portion of the invoice value that the factoring company holds back until the customer pays the invoice in full. This…
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Proof of Delivery (POD)

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Proof of Delivery (POD) is a vital document in the logistics and transportation industry, providing evidence that goods have been delivered to the intended recipient. Here's a detailed definition tailored…
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