#cargo transport
- Container truck — A heavy-duty vehicle designed, equipped, or structurally adapted from manufacture for the automated or specialized transport, loading, and unloading of cargo containers. It features a reinforced chassis and mechanical or hydraulic quick-fastening systems, ensuring the safety and streamlining of long-distance intermodal logistical flows.
- Box truck — A medium to large motor vehicle with a closed, rigid body, specially designed and equipped for the road transport of goods, perishable products, or various equipments requiring protection against weather conditions or external factors. Unlike open utility vehicles, it features a cargo compartment completely isolated from the driver's cabin, ensuring an optimal loading volume and enhanced structural security during logistical transit.
- Light commercial vehicle — A motor vehicle intended exclusively for the transport of goods, equipment, or material assets, or for towing trailers, typically having a maximum authorized mass not exceeding 3.5 tons for light commercial variants (vans, pickups), allowing operations with a category B driver's license.