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What is the difference between a van and a fender van?

A truck is a fully enclosed carriage like a container. The fence truck is parked next to a row of fences, and the carriage is open. In fact, these two kinds of trucks have their own advantages.

After loading the goods, the box can be closed and locked, and the goods will not be lost. Another advantage is that a car full of goods is not easy to cause the goods to tilt and overturn when driving. The disadvantage of fender trucks is that goods whose volume exceeds the box cannot be transported. Compared with the transportation of larger goods and lighter foam goods, this is the advantage of fence trucks.

The advantages of the van are:

1. The loading area of van is closed, separated from the cab into two independent closed spaces, while the loading area of traditional ordinary van is exposed. Compared with van, it can better protect the goods it transports and protect the goods from wind, rain and sun during long-distance transportation.

2. van can also be used to transport other dangerous and polluting chemicals. Compared with ordinary trucks, it is more versatile and safer to transport.