#automotive logistics
- Tow truck — A heavy-duty motor vehicle specifically built and equipped to tow, haul, or transport other damaged, defective, or immobilized vehicles following road accidents. This technical machinery features reinforced structures, hydraulic winches, tilting platforms, and high-safety anchoring systems, being widely used in roadside assistance and recovery services.
- Cab chassis — A vehicle chassis equipped with an engine, transmission, steering, and cabin, but without a body or cargo platform, delivered as an industrial technical base for the subsequent assembly of special superstructures. Depending on logistical needs, various specific equipment can be mounted on an autochassis, such as tankers, cranes, concrete mixers, refrigerated bodies, or firefighting installations.
- Car carrier — A heavy-duty motor vehicle or massive towed auto platform, structurally built and equipped with specialized loading ramps, used for the secure road transport of other vehicles, heavy machinery, tractors, or new cars from the factory to dealers. This logistical machinery allows for the rigid securing and simultaneous transport of multiple passenger cars on two stacked levels.