Dry cargo transport: these are non-perishable products that can be transported regardless of the condition of time, luminosity, heat, etc. Examples of dry cargo are woods and building materials (with the exception of cement and similar products).

Transport of perishable products: this type of cargo is more delicate to be transported, because it requires greater care, so that the material does not deteriorate during the journey. The refrigerated truck is the best option to ensure the quality of the product. Examples: meats and hortifrutigranjeiros.

Transportation of vehicles: Stork trucks are often used for the transport of cars 0km and the trucks winch for new vehicles. In case of transporting stealth models (such as launches), the sider truck is what carries the load.

Transportation of cargo of values: requires armored vehicles and security mechanisms such as satellite tracker, for example: Jewelry, money and precious stones are some of these charges.

Transport of dangerous products in bulk: Anyone who poses a risk to public safety, human health and the environment is a dangerous product. This type of product is transported in tank trucks.

Transportation of dangerous packaged products: Anyone who poses a risk to public safety, human health and the environment is a dangerous product. This type of product is transported in trucks in open body, sider or aluminum chest. This item includes a preliminary evaluation of the type of packaging, product conditioning and which vehicle offers greater and better loading and unloading conditions.

Transport of liquefied gas: the transport is made under pressure, in bulk, in tanker trucks or fractioned in cylinders that comply with the safety standards of containers and bodies used.

Transportation of liquids such as juice and water are transported in steel tank trucks known as tanker trucks, tanker trucks or tank trucks.

Bulk or bulk carrier: it is a homogeneous type of cargo and usually has a solid shape. It does not need packaging (own packaging) and is generally transported in bulk trucks. Examples of bulk fillers are cereals and fertilizers.

Livestock transport: Livestock, horses, pigs, goats, etc, must be appropriate to preserve the health and hygiene conditions of the animals, as well as physical protection.

Heated loads: those that need to be temperature controlled and require vehicles with special devices such as torches. Examples of such fillers are bitumen, pitch and asphalt.