Category: Truck FAQs

When a third-party carrier says it is providing “power only,” it means that Schneider is providing the trailers that will transport the shipper’s cargo. The same Schneider SCAC code will therefore continue to be used for all Power Only freight.

The amount of black smoke a truck produces and how loudly its engine sounds are indicators of whether or not it is powered by diesel.

You should slowly turn your car to make it parallel to the vehicle that is parked in front of the open space if you want to parallel park a truck.

There is no doubt that not all big rigs and semis are automatic. As stated above, many modern semis come with automatic transmissions, and some models even let you choose between an automatic and a manual transmission.

A retarder is a tool used to supplement or take the place of some of the primary friction-based braking systems, typically on heavy vehicles.

Although it has a trailer attached, a deadhead truck is empty. Deadheading is the practice of towing an empty trailer behind a semi-truck that can carry cargo.

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The pickup truck is considered a commercial vehicle. HMRC regulations specify what constitutes a commercial vehicle. Different categories that HMRC assigns to vehicles frequently have...