# D-Se-9120
€2,900
Chassis, Mercedes Benz Econic 1828, Rep. object
2003SE
Road trains, also known as a land train or long combination vehicle (LCV), are an important part of the transport industry, and they come in many different variants to suit various needs. From semi-trailers to full trailers – each type of road train has its unique features and applications.
Semi-trailers are the most common type of road train, known for their large load capacity and flexibility. Full trailers, on the other hand, have two axles and can carry even more load. There are also specialized road trains for specific purposes, such as tankers for transporting liquids and refrigerated trucks for transporting temperature-sensitive goods.
Road trains are used in a variety of different industries, including construction, agriculture, and more. They are indispensable for long-distance freight transport, and many businesses rely on them to get their products to market.
There are many different types of accessories that can expand the functionality of a road train. This includes lift axles to increase load capacity, GPS systems for better tracking and navigation, and specialized trailers for transporting specific types of loads.
With proper maintenance, a road train can last for many years. Many businesses also choose to buy used road trains due to the economic and environmental benefits this provides.
Buying used road trains can be a cost-effective way to expand a fleet. It is also a more sustainable solution. When buying a used road train, it is important to check the vehicle's condition, service history, and mileage.
To drive a road train, you need a specific driver’s license. Please check the requirements in the country you are in to ensure you have the correct qualifications
