Types of Trucks and Their Uses

A truck (or lorry) is a motor vehicle designed to carry goods or materials. The size and shape of the vehicle can vary greatly, depending on the specific use and the country where it is used. In general, a truck has a large cargo area with a flatbed or a box-shaped body, and is powered by a diesel engine.
Trucks are commonly used for transporting goods over long distances, especially in industries such as construction, mining, and agriculture. They can also be used for local deliveries and other logistical tasks.
Some common types of trucks include:
* Semi-trailer trucks, which have a tractor unit and one or more trailers
* Dump trucks, which have a tilting or sliding bed for unloading cargo
* Tanker trucks, which carry liquids in tankers
* Flatbed trucks, which have a flatbed for carrying large or heavy items
* Box trucks, which have a box-shaped body for carrying goods
* Refrigerated trucks, which are used to transport perishable goods at a controlled temperature.