Step Deck
A step deck trailer, also known as a drop deck trailer, is a type of flatbed trailer that features two levels. The upper level is typically higher and is used for transporting standard cargo, while the lower level (the "step") is closer to the ground, allowing for taller loads that might not fit under height restrictions on roads or bridges. This design provides versatility for hauling various types of equipment, machinery, and oversized cargo. The step deck trailer is commonly used in the trucking and logistics industry for its ability to accommodate different load sizes efficiently.

Flatbed
A flatbed trailer is a type of trailer that has a flat, level bed with no sides or roof. This design allows for easy loading and unloading of cargo from the sides or top. Flatbed trailers are commonly used to transport large, heavy, or irregularly shaped items such as construction equipment, building materials, and pallets. They come in various sizes and configurations, and some may have features like tie-down points, removable sides, or foldable ramps to facilitate the transport of different types of cargo. Their versatility makes them a popular choice in the trucking and logistics industry.

Conestoga
A Conestoga trailer is a type of flatbed trailer that features a unique retractable tarp system. This system allows for easy loading and unloading while providing protection for cargo from the elements. The tarp can be rolled back or extended over the load, making it versatile for transporting various types of goods.
Conestoga trailers are particularly useful for freight that needs to be shielded from rain, snow, or debris while still allowing for easy access. They combine the benefits of a flatbed and a traditional enclosed trailer, making them a popular choice in the trucking industry for transporting everything from machinery to building materials..