Transporting heavy equipment presents diverse challenges. This is especially true when transporting oversized cargo. Such cargo includes mining machinery, industrial parts, and construction equipment. Moving oversize loads create the risk of accidents and infrastructure damage. Subsequently, some laws govern the transportation of such cargo. Oversize trucking companies provide the expertise and equipment to move gigantic loads safely and legally. What Is Oversized Trucking? The maximum size, length, height, and weight hauled using road networks depends on federal and state regulations. [Read More]

Owning a recreational vehicle (RV) can turn a regular road trip into a quintessential vacation. Although RV's come in many different shapes and sizes, they are nearly all designed to maximize your comfort and put great amenities at your fingertips. You probably love going out on the highways and exploring the country in your RV but if you are relocating to another state you might be trying to determine how best to get the RV there. [Read More]

The transportation department's responsibility is to make sure that motorists and cyclists are safe on the road. A major contributor to highway accidents is overloading. An overloaded or large vehicle is hard to drive because the excess load compromises its center of gravity. The truck's momentum could also be very high when it is speeding, which interferes with brake efficiency. Therefore, the transportation department has limitations on the maximum truck height and weight they allow on the road. [Read More]

When you need something shipped via freight, you may have concerns. Is the load going to get to its destination? What if something happens? Can you trust the company you hire? You are right to have these questions, especially if you ship expensive or high-value items. These tips will help you select the freight carrier that works best for you. Ask If Your Service Is Guaranteed You should work with a freight carrier who can guarantee your service. [Read More]