How come the majority of Expedite trucks are in the form of a sleeper/box truck? I figure it would be more ideal to have a single axle sleeper, a 28' pup trailer with lift gate, and a tag axle. The only difference I could see is insurance.
Expedite with a pup trailer
Discussion in 'Expediter and Hot Shot Trucking Forum' started by freightlinerman, Aug 19, 2014.
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At least that set up allows a forklift to enter vs straight truck not so much, maybe they figure less driver pay like class B vs class A ????
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There are a couple people who run them but overall the straight truck is more easier to deal with.
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Forklifts enter straight trucks ok. They have crank down dollies in the rear.
The single axle semi probably wouldn't have a sleeper big enough for a team. Most of the best paying epedited loads require teams.
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