Low Bed Semitrailer

A Low Bed Semitrailer is a type of trailer that is specifically designed to transport heavy and oversized cargo. It is commonly used in industries such as construction, mining, and agriculture.

The term "low bed" refers to the low height of the trailer deck, which allows for the transportation of tall and bulky items that may not fit on a standard trailer. The low bed design also provides stability and ease of loading and unloading.

Semitrailers are trailers that are designed to be attached to a tractor unit or truck. They have a front axle and wheels, but rely on the tractor unit for support and propulsion.

In the supply group "Ground Effect Vehicles, Motor Vehicles, Trailers, and Cycles," low bed semitrailers are classified under the category of trailers. They are specifically categorized as trailers because they are not self-propelled and require a separate vehicle to tow them.

Overall, low bed semitrailers are essential for transporting heavy and oversized cargo, providing a reliable and efficient solution for industries that require the transportation of large equipment or machinery.