Land Transport

Road freight transport is the most common mode of cargo transport, accounting for more than two-thirds of global trade. It is also the most energy-intensive mode, with vehicles travelling at speeds up to 80 mph and carrying loads that can weigh up to 30,000 pounds.

This form of transport is cost-effective and efficient, but it can be slow and difficult to move large quantities. Road freight transport involves the movement of large, heavy goods, such as trailers or railroad cars. This form of transport is mainly used for long-distance freight.

There are many guidelines and regulations governing the transport of goods by road, and it is essential that these are followed if safety is to be maintained. The most important guideline for road freight is the transport of hazardous materials. All cargo must be properly marked with the proper hazard classification, and any cargo that may present a risk must be transported in accordance with special transportation requirements.