A form of motoring insurance that sends assistance to drivers when their vehicles break down on a journey

Originally referred to transport by sea, but it has been extended to refer to transport by land or air as well.

The distance, typically in miles, that a shipment will travel.

A shaft or rod that supports the truck’s weight and rotates the wheels; 18-wheel trucks generally have five axles.

Located at warehouses, distribution centers, and terminals, are where trucks park to load and unload cargo.

Book carried by truck drivers in which they record their hours of service and duty status for each 24-hour period

A business/party whose freight is being moved

Place where truck drivers can park to have a nap or a rest.

A receipt of freight services that serves as a record of the chain of custody for a shipment.