Box trucks combine the cab and cargo box on one chassis rather than a separate tractor-trailer setup. Most fall under 26,000 lbs GVWR, meaning many can be operated without a CDL — making them a common entry point for owner-operators and ideal for regional and last-mile freight where a full 53' trailer isn't practical.
Typical figures for this equipment type — exact specs vary by carrier and manufacturer.
Tell your dispatcher which configuration you run — it changes which lanes and rates you're matched to.
Smallest configuration, best for tight urban routes.
The most common size for regional freight.
Largest non-CDL option with powered liftgate.
No long-term contract, no upfront fees — talk to a dispatcher who already knows your equipment.