What is the difference between single-unit and combination trucking transportation?
Overview
Single-unit and combination trucks differ in how the cab and cargo area are configured.
Understanding the two typesA single-unit truck has the cab/engine and cargo area built on one chassis — there is no separate tractor and trailer. A combination truck has a separate truck/tractor connected to one or more separate trailers.
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