teherjárm

Teherjárm, also known as a trailer or semi-trailer, is a type of vehicle designed to be pulled by another vehicle, typically a truck. It is commonly used for transporting goods, such as containers, livestock, or other large items that cannot be accommodated within the cab of a truck. Teherjárms come in various sizes and configurations, including flatbeds, refrigerated units, and enclosed trailers, each serving specific purposes.

The design of a teherjárm includes a hitch, which connects it to the towing vehicle, and a braking system that allows the trailer to be controlled independently. The hitch can be either a fifth-wheel or a gooseneck, depending on the type of towing vehicle. Fifth-wheel hitches are commonly used with trucks, while gooseneck hitches are often used with tractors.

Teherjárms are essential in the transportation industry, enabling the efficient movement of goods over long distances. They are widely used in logistics, agriculture, and other sectors that require the transportation of large or heavy items. The use of teherjárms has significantly contributed to the development of modern supply chains and global trade networks.