Is there a difference between different types of truck loads?

Significant differences do exist between different types of trucks for cargo transportation. Different types of trucks are suitable for different cargo transportation needs due to their design features and performance differences.

Cargo-carrying characteristics of different types of trucks
Light trucks: with a total mass of less than 1.8 tons, they are suitable for short-distance urban transportation and commercial logistics, small and flexible, able to shuttle through city streets and lanes, and suitable for transporting small goods and daily necessities.
Medium trucks: between light and heavy, commonly used in long-distance transportation and large-scale distribution of goods, suitable for trans-regional cargo transfer.
**Heavy trucks ****: powerful, high load capacity, mainly used to transport hundreds of tons of goods, is the main force in the transportation industry.
Micro trucks: with a total mass of less than 1.8 tons, they are mainly used for intra-city cargo distribution and small-scale logistics, and are suitable for transporting small and scattered items.
Pickup truck: combining the comfort of a passenger car and the cargo-carrying capacity of a van, it is suitable for daily travel and transportation of small goods.
Special trucks: including refrigerated trucks and flatbed trucks, etc. Refrigerated trucks are used for the transportation of goods with strict requirements on temperature, and flatbed trucks are suitable for loading large, irregular goods.
Structural characteristics and application scenarios of different types of trucks
Refrigerated trucks: equipped with professional refrigeration equipment to maintain a low-temperature environment in the compartment, suitable for fresh food, medicine and other temperature-sensitive goods.
Flatbed trucks: without closed compartments, suitable for loading large and irregular goods, such as steel and timber for construction.
Warehouse grille truck: the box is designed to be open, with raised warehouse grilles on both sides, suitable for the transportation of goods that need ventilation or a certain degree of shelter.
Palletized trucks: closed box design, with openable pallets on the front and rear sides, suitable for transporting valuables or dangerous goods.
Van-type trucks: closed box design, surrounded by railings, suitable for transportation of goods requiring high security, such as precision instruments or valuables.