#logistics

• Trucker — A professional driver specialized in driving, maneuvering, and operating a road train or heavy-duty articulated vehicle (semi-truck) on national or international routes. This logistical occupation involves high responsibilities tied to cargo securing, compliance with rest periods, and safe navigation in complex road environments.
• Self-propelled gun — A heavy artillery piece (gun or howitzer) structurally mounted on a motorized chassis, either wheeled or tracked, capable of moving autonomously and rapidly changing firing positions without requiring a separate towing vehicle. This military system offers superior tactical mobility, partial crew protection, and reduced deployment times on the battlefield.
• Self-equipping — The act of self-equipping and its result; a technical, logistical, and financial process through which a production unit, workshop, or company independently provides its own pool of machinery, tools, and equipment necessary for the technological workflow, relying exclusively on its own resources.
• Cargo van — A medium to large motor vehicle with a closed and covered body, structurally designed for the transport of bulky goods, technical equipment, or an extended number of passengers; a term often used in logistical settings to denote modern urban distribution vans.
• Freighter — A large aircraft specifically designed, built, and configured exclusively for the commercial air transport of goods, pallets, vehicles, or heavy industrial equipment; a cargo plane or freighter. Structurally, it is characterized by a wide fuselage, reinforced flooring, the absence of passenger windows, and massive swinging doors at the rear ramp or nose section to facilitate loading.