Piggybacking Trucks with Heavy Haulers | Learn About Piggybacking

Truck Piggybacking is neither unsafe nor illegal. Our Heavy Haulers truck piggybacking crews are the most experienced in the industry, with numerous transportation forms under the belts of their CDL licenses and certifications. The best way to deliver several trucks to a retailer or customer is by piggybacking them onto one convoy.

Piggybacking is a cost-effective and resource-saving method of heavy truck transportation, which Heavy Haulers proudly employs skillfully. Any numbers of rigs that are being moved do not have to require separate crews and differing logistics. A single driver and team can piggyback many trucks and make the transport in single comprehensive haulage.

There are weight and length restrictions for the number of trucks that can be piggybacked, making those familiar in the US, Canadian and Mexican roads not more than four. The trucks are mounted with or without their front wheels onto a first rig that’s being driven. Fifth wheel, combination or frame saddles can also be used to give grip to the mounted truck’s front wheels.

Piggybacking 101: Move With Heavy Haulers

Heavy haulers have been in the business of truck piggybacking for over ten years with a robust network extending over borders. Our drivers and logistics managers employ significant expertise when pulling a piggybacked truck train to your designation. Our dedicated staff pools more than two decades worth of experience when handling your piggybacked truck transport.

Route plans and schedules also accompany the relevant permits for truck piggybacking transport. The Heavy Haulers truck piggybacking crews that are expertly responsible for your transportation will find the shortest delivery time for this extremely oversized loads.