SIC 6-Digit Codes for "trucking"
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- 4213-21 - Trucking Management
Trucking Management is a specialized industry that involves the planning, coordination, and execution of transportation services for goods and materials. This industry is responsible for managing the logistics of moving products from one location to another, ensuring that they are delivered on time and in good condition. Trucking Management companies work with a range of clients, …Examples: Long-haul trucking, Refrigerated trucking, Flatbed trucking, Heavy haul trucking - 4231-02 - Dispatch Service-Trucking
Dispatch Service-Trucking is a subdivision of the Terminal and Joint Terminal Maintenance Facilities for Motor Freight Transportation industry. This industry involves the coordination and management of the transportation of goods via trucks. Dispatch Service-Trucking specifically refers to the businesses that provide dispatch services to trucking companies. These companies …Examples: Trucking dispatch services, Trucking companies - 4213-03 - Trucking-Transportation Brokers
Trucking-Transportation Brokers are companies that act as intermediaries between shippers and carriers, arranging for the transportation of goods. They do not own or operate the trucks themselves, but instead work to find the best carrier for a particular shipment based on factors such as cost, speed, and reliability. These brokers are responsible for negotiating rates, tracking shipments, …Examples: Refrigerated trucking companies, Flatbed trucking companies, Heavy haul trucking companies, Dry - 4213-04 - Trucking
The trucking industry involves the transportation of goods and materials over long distances using trucks. This industry is a vital part of the global economy as it enables the movement of goods from manufacturers to retailers and consumers. Trucking companies operate a range of vehicles, from small delivery trucks to large tractor-trailers, and provide a variety of services, …Examples: Flatbed trucking, Tanker trucking, Dry van trucking - 4212-12 - Trucking-Local Cartage
Trucking-Local Cartage is a subdivision of the Local Trucking without Storage industry, which involves the transportation of goods within a local area. This industry is responsible for the movement of goods from one location to another, typically within a radius of 100 miles. The primary focus of this industry is to provide efficient and timely delivery of goods to their intended …Examples: Local delivery services, Courier services, Freight forwarders, Moving companies, Retail distribution centers, - 4212-01 - Trucking-Contract Hauling
Trucking-Contract Hauling is a subdivision of the Local Trucking without Storage industry, which involves the transportation of goods over short distances. Companies in this industry are contracted by other businesses to transport their goods from one location to another. This can include a variety of goods, such as raw materials, finished products, and equipment. …Examples: Construction materials transport, Agricultural product transport, Waste and recycling transport, Retail product - 4212-10 - Trucking-Dump
Trucking-Dump is a subdivision of the Local Trucking without Storage industry, classified under SIC Code 4212. This industry involves the transportation of loose materials, such as sand, gravel, and dirt, using dump trucks. Dump trucks are specifically designed to carry and unload heavy materials, making them ideal for construction sites, mining operations, and other similar …Examples: Construction sites, Mining operations, Road building projects, Landscaping projects, Demolition sites, Excavation - 4213-09 - Trucking-Motor Freight
Trucking-Motor Freight is an industry that involves the transportation of goods over long distances using trucks. This industry is responsible for the movement of a wide range of products, including raw materials, finished goods, and consumer goods. The trucks used in this industry are typically large and can carry a significant amount of weight. Trucking-Motor Freight companies are …Examples: Long-haul trucking - 4213-18 - Trucking-Containerized Freight
Trucking-Containerized Freight is a subcategory of the broader trucking industry that specializes in the transportation of goods in containers. This industry involves the movement of containers from one location to another, typically via trucks or other land-based vehicles. The containers can be filled with a wide range of goods, including consumer products, raw materials, and …Examples: International shipping, Freight forwarding, Retail distribution, Manufacturing supply chain, E-commerce fulfillment, - 4213-20 - Trucking-Overdimensional Load
Trucking-Overdimensional Load is a specialized industry within the broader trucking sector that involves the transportation of goods that exceed the standard legal size and weight limits. This industry requires specialized equipment and expertise to safely and efficiently transport these overdimensional loads. Overdimensional loads can include items such as large machinery, …Examples: Large machinery, Construction equipment, Prefabricated homes, Wind turbine blades, Boats and yachts, Modular buildings,
- 4214-98 - Local Trucking With Storage
Local Trucking with Storage is an industry that involves the transportation of goods within a local area, typically within a radius of 100 miles. This industry is responsible for the movement of goods from one location to another, as well as the storage of those goods in a warehouse or other storage facility. Local Trucking with Storage companies provide a range of services, …Examples: Trucking and hauling - 4731-25 - Trucking Consultants
Trucking Consultants are professionals who provide expert advice and guidance to companies in the transportation industry. They specialize in helping trucking companies optimize their operations, reduce costs, and improve efficiency. Trucking Consultants work with clients to identify areas for improvement, develop strategies to address these issues, and implement solutions …Examples: Freight Management, Logistics Optimization, Carrier Selection, Supply Chain Management, Transportation Planning, Fleet - 4213-05 - Trucking-Exempt Commodity
Trucking-Exempt Commodity is a subdivision of the Trucking industry that involves the transportation of goods that are exempt from certain regulations and requirements. These commodities are typically non-hazardous and do not require special handling or equipment. The transportation of exempt commodities is subject to less stringent regulations than other types of freight, which …Examples: Agricultural products, Building materials, Consumer goods, Furniture, Paper products, Textiles, Non-perishable food - 4213-06 - Trucking-Liquid & Dry Bulk
Trucking-Liquid & Dry Bulk is a subdivision of the broader trucking industry that specializes in the transportation of liquids and dry bulk materials. This industry involves the movement of large quantities of materials such as chemicals, petroleum, food products, and construction materials. The trucks used in this industry are specifically designed to transport these materials …Examples: Chemicals, Petroleum, Food products, Construction materials, Grain, Fertilizer, Cement, Sand, Salt, Water, Milk, Juice, - 4213-07 - Trucking-Heavy Hauling
Trucking-Heavy Hauling is a specialized industry within the broader trucking sector that involves the transportation of oversized and overweight cargo that exceeds the standard legal limits for weight and size. This type of cargo requires specialized equipment and experienced drivers to ensure safe and efficient transportation. Heavy Hauling companies typically work with clients in …Examples: Wind turbine components, Mining equipment, Construction machinery, Oversized pipes, Boilers, Transformers, Aircraft - 4213-08 - Trucking-Refrigerated
Trucking-Refrigerated is a subdivision of the broader Trucking industry that involves the transportation of temperature-sensitive goods such as food, pharmaceuticals, and other perishable items. This industry requires specialized equipment and vehicles to maintain the required temperature during transportation. The refrigerated trucks used in this industry are equipped with a …Examples: Frozen food transportation, Fresh produce transportation, Dairy product transportation, Meat and poultry - 4213-10 - Express & Transfer Service
Express & Transfer Service is a subcategory of the Trucking industry, specifically focused on the transportation of goods over long distances. This industry involves the movement of goods from one location to another, typically across state or national borders, with a focus on speed and efficiency. Express & Transfer Service companies offer a range of transportation options, including air, …Examples: Cross-border trucking - 4731-05 - Brokers-Motor Transportation
Brokers-Motor Transportation is an industry that involves arranging the transportation of freight and cargo by motor vehicles. Companies in this industry act as intermediaries between shippers and carriers, helping to match the transportation needs of shippers with the capabilities of carriers. Brokers-Motor Transportation companies typically do not own or operate their own motor vehicles, but …Examples: Refrigerated trucking companies, Flatbed trucking companies - 4731-18 - Routing Service-Air/Highway/Marine
Routing Service-Air/Highway/Marine is an industry that involves the coordination and management of transportation routes for freight and cargo via air, highway, and marine modes of transportation. Companies in this industry provide routing services to ensure that goods are transported efficiently and cost-effectively from one location to another. This industry plays a crucial role in the global …Examples: Trucking routing - 5012-13 - Truck Bodies & Equipment (Wholesale)
Companies in the Truck Bodies & Equipment (Wholesale) industry are involved in the wholesale distribution of truck bodies, trailers, and other equipment used for transportation and hauling. This industry serves a wide range of customers, including trucking companies, construction firms, and government agencies. The products offered by these companies are essential for the transportation of …Examples: Fuel tanks for long-haul trucking
- 8099-70 - Trucking-Dot Medical Exams
Companies in the Trucking-Dot Medical Exams industry provide medical exams and certifications for commercial truck drivers in compliance with the Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations. These exams ensure that drivers are physically and mentally fit to operate commercial vehicles safely on the road. The industry plays a crucial role in maintaining the safety of the transportation …Examples: DOT Medical Exam Services, Commercial Driver Medical Institute, Driver Physicals, Occupational Health Partners, - 3699-12 - Truck Washing/Cleaning Equipment Supplies (Manufacturing)
Truck Washing/Cleaning Equipment Supplies (Manufacturing) is a subdivision of the Electrical Machinery, Equipment, and Supplies, Not Elsewhere Classified (Manufacturing) industry. This industry involves the manufacturing of equipment and supplies specifically designed for washing and cleaning trucks. The equipment and supplies produced by this industry are used by trucking companies, car …Examples: Truck wash systems, Pressure washing equipment, Cleaning chemicals, Detailing supplies, Car wash equipment, Vehicle - 3713-04 - Truck Sleepers (Manufacturing)
Truck sleepers manufacturing is a specialized industry that involves the production of sleeper cabs for trucks. These cabs are designed to provide a comfortable sleeping space for truck drivers who spend long hours on the road. The manufacturing process involves the use of specialized equipment and materials to create durable and comfortable sleeper cabs that meet the needs of truck drivers. …Examples: Custom sleeper cabs for long-haul trucking companies - 4119-14 - Transportation Services
Transportation Services is an industry that involves the movement of people or goods from one place to another. This industry encompasses a wide range of services, including public transportation, private transportation, and freight transportation. Companies in this industry may operate on a local, national, or international level, and may use a variety of modes of transportation, such as air, …Examples: Freight trucking - 4119-18 - Ground Transportation
Ground transportation is a type of industry that involves the movement of people or goods by land. This industry is responsible for providing transportation services to individuals, businesses, and organizations. Ground transportation can be used for a variety of purposes, including commuting, travel, and shipping. This industry is essential for the economy as it provides a means of …Examples: Freight trucking - 4119-20 - Intermodal Services
Intermodal Services is a subdivision of the Local Passenger Transportation industry that involves the transportation of goods and passengers using multiple modes of transportation, such as trucks, trains, ships, and planes. This industry provides a seamless and efficient transportation solution by combining different modes of transportation to move cargo and people across long distances. …Examples: Trucking and transportation - 4173-01 - Terminal Operators & Warehousemen
Terminal Operators & Warehousemen are companies that provide services related to the storage, handling, and transportation of goods and materials. These companies operate facilities such as warehouses, terminals, and distribution centers where they receive, store, and ship goods on behalf of their clients. Terminal Operators & Warehousemen play a crucial role in the supply chain, ensuring that …Examples: Trucking terminals - 4212-02 - Log Hauling
Log hauling is a specialized industry within the broader category of local trucking without storage. Companies in this industry are responsible for transporting logs from forests to sawmills or other processing facilities. This involves the use of heavy-duty trucks and specialized equipment to load, transport, and unload logs safely and efficiently. Log hauling companies must adhere to …Examples: Timber companies, Sawmills, Pulp and paper mills, Wood chip mills, Biomass energy plants, Logging contractors, Forest - 4212-03 - Livestock Hauling
Livestock hauling is a specialized industry within the broader category of local trucking without storage. This industry involves the transportation of live animals, such as cattle, pigs, sheep, and horses, from one location to another. Livestock haulers are responsible for ensuring the safety and well-being of the animals during transport, as well as complying with regulations related to …Examples: Cattle transport, Pig transport, Sheep transport, Horse transport, Livestock auction transport, Livestock show - 4212-05 - Delivery Service
Delivery service is a type of industry that involves the transportation of goods from one location to another. This industry is a subdivision of the SIC Code 4212, which is focused on local trucking without storage. Delivery service companies are responsible for ensuring that packages, parcels, and other items are delivered to their intended recipients in a timely and efficient manner. …Examples: Food delivery, Package delivery, Courier services, Medical supply delivery, Furniture delivery, Grocery delivery,
- 4212-06 - Cartage
Cartage is a subdivision of the Local Trucking without Storage industry, which involves the transportation of goods and materials over short distances. Cartage companies typically operate within a specific region or metropolitan area, providing delivery services for businesses and individuals. This industry plays a crucial role in the supply chain, ensuring that goods are transported …Examples: Local courier services, Last-mile delivery companies, Freight forwarders, LTL (less-than-truckload) carriers, Retail - 4212-08 - Pet Transporting
Pet transporting is a specialized industry within the broader category of local trucking without storage. This industry involves the transportation of pets, such as dogs, cats, birds, and other small animals, from one location to another. Pet transport companies provide a range of services, including door-to-door transportation, airport pickup and drop-off, and long-distance transport. …Examples: Pet relocation services, Airport pet transport, Long-distance pet transport, Pet transport for events, Pet transport - 4212-09 - Truck-Loading & Unloading
Truck-Loading & Unloading is a crucial aspect of the Local Trucking without Storage industry. This business activity involves the loading and unloading of goods onto and off of trucks for transportation to their intended destination. The process of loading and unloading goods requires a high level of precision and efficiency to ensure that the goods are not damaged during transit. This …Examples: Freight loading and unloading services, LTL (Less Than Truckload) shipping companies, Moving companies, Retail store - 4212-11 - Sand & Gravel Hauling
Companies in the Sand & Gravel Hauling industry are involved in the transportation of sand, gravel, and other loose materials. This industry is a subdivision of Local Trucking without Storage and is responsible for the movement of materials from one location to another. Sand & Gravel Hauling companies typically work with construction companies, landscaping businesses, and other industries …Examples: Road construction, Building foundations, Landscaping projects, Golf course construction, Drainage projects, Bridge - 4212-13 - Grain Hauling
Grain hauling is a specialized industry within the broader category of local trucking without storage. Companies in this industry are responsible for transporting grain from farms and storage facilities to processing plants, distribution centers, and other end users. Grain hauling requires specialized equipment and expertise to ensure that the grain is transported safely and efficiently. …Examples: Corn transport, Wheat transport, Soybean transport, Barley transport, Oat transport, Rye transport, Rice transport, - 4212-14 - Truck-Transporting
Truck-Transporting is an industry that involves the transportation of goods and materials using trucks. This industry is a subdivision of the SIC Code 4212, which is focused on Local Trucking without Storage. Companies in this industry are responsible for the safe and timely delivery of goods to their intended destinations. The industry is highly competitive and requires a range of …Examples: Heavy equipment transport, Furniture delivery, Food and beverage distribution, Construction materials transport, Retail - 4212-15 - Furniture Movers
Furniture Movers is a subdivision of the Local Trucking without Storage industry, which involves the transportation of furniture and other household items from one location to another. Furniture Movers are responsible for packing, loading, transporting, unloading, and unpacking furniture and other household items. This industry is essential for individuals and businesses that are …Examples: Residential moving, Commercial moving, Office moving, Long-distance moving, Local moving, Senior moving, Student - 4212-16 - Movers-Heavy Hauling
Movers-Heavy Hauling is a specialized industry within the Local Trucking without Storage subdivision of SIC Code 4212. This industry involves the transportation of oversized and overweight items that cannot be transported by standard trucks. Heavy hauling requires specialized equipment and expertise to ensure the safe and efficient transportation of goods. Companies in this industry are …Examples: Wind turbine transportation, Heavy equipment transportation, Oversized load transportation, Industrial machinery - 4212-17 - Floats-Service
Floats-Service is a subdivision of the Local Trucking without Storage industry, classified under SIC Code 4212. This industry involves the transportation of goods using floats, which are flat-bottomed boats designed to carry heavy loads on water. Floats-Service companies provide transportation services for a variety of goods, including construction materials, heavy machinery, and other …Examples: Construction materials transportation, Heavy machinery transportation, Timber transportation, Mining equipment - 4212-18 - Feed Hauling
Feed hauling is a specialized industry within the broader category of local trucking without storage. Companies in this industry are responsible for transporting animal feed from manufacturers to farms and other agricultural facilities. This involves careful handling of large quantities of feed, often in bulk form, to ensure that it arrives at its destination in good condition. Feed …Examples: Livestock feed hauling, Poultry feed hauling, Aquaculture feed hauling, Pet food hauling, Horse feed hauling, Organic
- 4212-20 - Filling Service
Filling Service is a subdivision of the Local Trucking without Storage industry that involves the transportation and delivery of bulk liquids or gases to various locations. This industry is responsible for the safe and efficient transportation of a wide range of products, including petroleum, chemicals, water, and other liquids or gases. Filling Service companies typically operate a fleet …Examples: Petroleum delivery, Chemical transport, Water delivery, Propane delivery, Liquid nitrogen transport, Oxygen delivery, - 4212-23 - Baggage Transfer
Baggage transfer is a specialized industry within the broader category of local trucking without storage. Companies in this industry are responsible for the safe and efficient transfer of baggage and other cargo between transportation modes, such as from an airplane to a truck or from a train to a bus. This industry plays a crucial role in ensuring that passengers' belongings arrive at …Examples: Airport baggage transfer, Train station baggage transfer, Cruise ship baggage transfer, Bus station baggage transfer, - 4212-25 - Clock Moving Service
Clock Moving Service is a specialized industry within the Local Trucking without Storage sector that involves the transportation of clocks from one location to another. This industry caters to individuals, businesses, and organizations that require the safe and secure transportation of clocks, including grandfather clocks, wall clocks, and antique clocks. Clock Moving Service companies are …Examples: Grandfather clock transportation, Antique clock moving, Wall clock relocation, Clock delivery for retailers, Clock - 4212-27 - Hay Hauling
Hay hauling is a specialized industry within the broader category of local trucking without storage. It involves the transportation of hay bales from farms to various destinations such as feedlots, ranches, and other agricultural facilities. The process of hay hauling requires specialized equipment and expertise to ensure that the hay is transported safely and efficiently. This industry …Examples: Feedlots, Ranches, Dairy farms, Horse farms, Poultry farms, Livestock auctions, Agricultural cooperatives, Hay brokers, - 4212-28 - Tank Truck Service
Tank Truck Service is a subdivision of the Local Trucking without Storage industry, classified under SIC Code 4212. This industry involves the transportation of liquids, gases, and other bulk materials in tank trucks. Tank trucks are specialized vehicles that are designed to transport large quantities of liquids or gases. Tank Truck Service companies provide transportation services for a …Examples: Crude oil transportation, Chemical transportation, Milk transportation, Water transportation, Propane transportation, - 4212-29 - Petroleum Products-Transporting
Companies in the Petroleum Products-Transporting industry are involved in the transportation of petroleum products, such as gasoline, diesel fuel, and jet fuel, from refineries and storage facilities to distribution centers, retail outlets, and end users. This industry plays a crucial role in the supply chain of petroleum products, ensuring that they are delivered safely and efficiently to their …Examples: Tanker trucking companies - 4212-32 - Fertilizing Hauling
Fertilizing hauling is a specialized industry within the broader category of local trucking without storage. Companies in this industry are responsible for transporting fertilizers, pesticides, and other agricultural chemicals from manufacturers to farms and other agricultural sites. This involves careful handling of potentially hazardous materials, as well as adherence to strict …Examples: Agricultural chemical transport, Fertilizer delivery, Pesticide hauling, Crop input transportation, Chemical - 4212-33 - Lime Hauling
Lime hauling is a specialized industry within the broader category of local trucking without storage. Companies in this industry are responsible for transporting lime, a mineral used in a variety of applications including construction, agriculture, and water treatment. Lime hauling companies typically operate within a specific geographic region, transporting lime from quarries or …Examples: Construction sites, Farms, Water treatment plants, Landscaping companies, Golf courses, Mining operations, Road - 4212-34 - Gift Services-Delivered
Gift Services-Delivered is an industry that involves the transportation and delivery of gift items to customers. This industry is a subdivision of Local Trucking without Storage and is focused on providing a convenient and efficient way for customers to send gifts to their loved ones. Companies in this industry offer a range of services, including gift wrapping, personalized messages, and …Examples: Gift basket delivery, Flower delivery, Balloon delivery, Edible arrangements delivery, Personalized gift delivery, - 4213-01 - Trailers-Transporting
The Trailers-Transporting industry involves the transportation of goods and materials using trailers. These trailers can be attached to trucks, vans, or other vehicles for the purpose of transporting cargo over long distances. The industry is responsible for the safe and efficient movement of goods across the country, and plays a vital role in the economy. Trailers-Transporting companies …Examples: Trucking companies
- 4213-02 - Fuel-Bulk-Delivery
Companies in the Fuel-Bulk-Delivery industry are responsible for the transportation and delivery of large quantities of fuel, such as gasoline, diesel, and aviation fuel. This industry is a subdivision of the broader trucking industry and involves the use of specialized equipment and vehicles to transport fuel from refineries and storage facilities to various locations, including gas …Examples: Gas station fuel delivery, Airport fuel delivery, Industrial fuel delivery, Military fuel delivery, Emergency fuel - 4213-11 - Horse Transporting
Horse transporting is a specialized industry within the broader trucking sector that involves the safe and efficient transportation of horses from one location to another. This industry is responsible for ensuring that horses are transported in a manner that minimizes stress and discomfort, while also ensuring their safety and well-being. Horse transporters must have a deep understanding …Examples: Long distance horse transport, Racehorse transportation, Show horse transportation, Breeding farm horse transportation, - 4213-12 - Mobile Homes-Transporting
Mobile Homes-Transporting is a specialized industry within the broader trucking sector that involves the transportation of mobile homes from one location to another. This industry is responsible for the safe and efficient transportation of mobile homes, which can range in size from small single-wide units to large multi-section homes. Mobile Homes-Transporting companies typically work …Examples: Single-wide mobile homes, Multi-section mobile homes, Modular homes, Park model homes, Tiny homes, Manufactured homes, - 4213-14 - Oil Field Hauling
Oil Field Hauling is a specialized industry within the broader trucking sector that involves the transportation of equipment, materials, and supplies to and from oil fields. This industry is essential to the oil and gas sector, as it ensures that all necessary equipment and materials are delivered to drilling sites in a timely and efficient manner. Oil Field Hauling companies typically …Examples: Rig moving, Water hauling, Equipment transportation, Frac sand hauling, Pipe hauling, Heavy haul transportation, Site - 4213-15 - Oil Truckers
Oil Truckers are companies that specialize in the transportation of oil and other petroleum products. This industry involves the movement of crude oil, gasoline, diesel fuel, and other petroleum-based products from refineries to distribution centers, gas stations, and other end-users. Oil Truckers play a crucial role in the energy sector, ensuring that petroleum products are delivered safely and …Examples: Oil and gas trucking - 4213-16 - Oil Field Transportation Service
Oil Field Transportation Service is a specialized industry within the broader trucking sector that focuses on the transportation of equipment, materials, and personnel to and from oil fields. This industry plays a crucial role in the oil and gas sector, as it ensures that all necessary resources are transported safely and efficiently to drilling sites. Oil Field Transportation Service …Examples: Oil rig transportation, Equipment hauling, Frac sand transportation, Water hauling, Rig moving, Heavy haul - 4213-17 - Citrus Hauling
Citrus hauling is a specialized type of trucking that involves the transportation of citrus fruits from farms and orchards to processing plants or distribution centers. This industry is a crucial part of the agricultural supply chain, ensuring that fresh citrus fruits are delivered to consumers across the country. Citrus hauling companies typically operate in regions with high …Examples: Orange groves, Lemon orchards, Grapefruit farms, Tangerine plantations, Citrus processing plants, Juice manufacturers, - 4213-22 - Bulk Commodity Transport
Bulk Commodity Transport is a subcategory of the trucking industry that involves the transportation of large quantities of raw materials, such as coal, grain, oil, and chemicals. This industry is responsible for moving these materials from their source to their destination, which can include processing plants, distribution centers, and ports. The transportation of bulk commodities requires …Examples: Coal transportation, Grain transportation, Oil transportation, Chemical transportation, Sand transportation, Cement - 4214-03 - Transfer Companies
Transfer Companies are a subdivision of the Local Trucking with Storage industry, which involves the transportation of goods within a local area. Transfer Companies specialize in the movement of goods from one mode of transportation to another, such as from a truck to a train or from a ship to a truck. They provide a crucial link in the supply chain, ensuring that goods are transported …Examples: Intermodal transfer companies, Airport transfer companies, Port transfer companies, Rail transfer companies, Truck - 4214-04 - Truck-Storage
The Truck-Storage industry, classified under SIC Code 4214, involves companies that provide local trucking services along with storage facilities for goods. These companies typically operate in urban or suburban areas and offer short-term or long-term storage solutions for their clients. The Truck-Storage industry plays a crucial role in the logistics and supply chain management of various …Examples: Self-storage facilities, Moving companies, Freight forwarders, Logistics companies, Warehousing and distribution
- 4231-01 - Truck Terminals
Truck terminals are facilities that provide a range of services to the trucking industry. These facilities are designed to accommodate the needs of truck drivers and their vehicles, including parking, fueling, maintenance, and repair services. Truck terminals are typically located near major highways and transportation hubs, making them easily accessible to truck drivers. They are an …Examples: Freight terminals, Distribution centers, Logistics hubs, Truck stops, Intermodal facilities, Container yards, - 4491-10 - Container Management Services
Container Management Services is a specialized industry within the broader category of Marine Cargo Handling. Companies in this industry are responsible for the efficient and effective management of shipping containers, from their arrival at a port to their departure for their final destination. This involves a range of activities, including the loading and unloading of containers from ships, the …Examples: Trucking companies - 4731-01 - Transportation Consultants
Transportation Consultants are professionals who provide expert advice and guidance to businesses and organizations in the transportation industry. They help clients optimize their transportation operations, reduce costs, and improve efficiency. Transportation Consultants work with a variety of clients, including shipping companies, logistics providers, manufacturers, and retailers. They analyze …Examples: Trucking - 4731-02 - Freight-Consolidating
Freight-consolidating is a business activity within the transportation and logistics industry that involves the consolidation of smaller shipments into larger ones in order to achieve economies of scale and reduce transportation costs. Freight-consolidating companies act as intermediaries between shippers and carriers, arranging for the transportation of goods from multiple shippers to multiple …Examples: Trucking companies - 4731-06 - Freight-Traffic Service
Freight-Traffic Service is an industry that involves the arrangement of transportation of freight and cargo. Companies in this industry act as intermediaries between shippers and carriers, coordinating the movement of goods from one location to another. Freight-Traffic Service providers offer a range of services, including logistics management, freight forwarding, customs brokerage, and …Examples: Trucking Companies - 4731-07 - Containerized Freight & Cargo Service
Containerized Freight & Cargo Service is an industry that involves the transportation of goods and products in large, standardized containers. These containers are designed to be easily loaded onto ships, trains, and trucks, making the transportation process more efficient and cost-effective. Companies in this industry provide a range of services, including container rental, loading and …Examples: Trucking companies - 4731-12 - Transportation Lines
Transportation Lines is an industry that involves the arrangement of transportation for freight and cargo. Companies in this industry operate as intermediaries between shippers and carriers, coordinating the movement of goods from one location to another. Transportation Lines can provide a range of services, including logistics planning, freight forwarding, and customs brokerage. This industry is …Examples: Trucking companies - 4731-15 - Tariff Bureaus
Tariff Bureaus are companies that specialize in creating and publishing tariffs for the transportation industry. These tariffs are essentially price lists that outline the rates and charges for shipping goods via various modes of transportation, such as air, sea, rail, and trucking. Tariff Bureaus are responsible for ensuring that these rates are fair and reasonable, and that they comply …Examples: Freight rate publishing, Tariff creation and management, Transportation pricing analysis, Freight auditing and payment, - 4731-16 - Truck-Permit Service
Truck-Permit Service is a specialized industry within the transportation and logistics sector that provides assistance to trucking companies and independent truck drivers in obtaining permits and licenses required for the legal operation of their vehicles. This industry involves a range of services, including permit acquisition, compliance consulting, and regulatory support. Truck-Permit …Examples: Oversize load permits, Trip permits, Fuel permits, Temporary registration permits, Hazardous materials permits, - 4731-19 - Freight-Traffic Managers
Freight-Traffic Managers are professionals who oversee the transportation of goods and cargo from one location to another. They are responsible for ensuring that shipments are delivered on time, within budget, and in compliance with all relevant regulations. Freight-Traffic Managers work with a range of stakeholders, including shippers, carriers, and customs officials, to coordinate the movement …Examples: Trucking and logistics
- 4731-20 - Cotton Shippers
Cotton shippers are companies that specialize in arranging the transportation of cotton and cotton-related products. This industry involves coordinating the movement of cotton from the fields to processing plants, textile mills, and other destinations. Cotton shippers work with a range of stakeholders, including farmers, trucking companies, railroads, and shipping lines, to ensure that …Examples: Cotton ginners, Cotton brokers, Cotton exporters, Cotton importers, Cotton processors, Cotton merchants, Cotton - 4731-22 - Interstate Commerce Commission Prctnrs
Interstate Commerce Commission Prctnrs is a subdivision of the Arrangement of Transportation of Freight and Cargo industry, which involves the coordination and management of the transportation of goods and cargo across state lines. Companies in this industry work closely with the Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC) to ensure compliance with regulations and to obtain necessary permits for …Examples: Trucking companies - 4789-10 - Fuel Products Transporting
Fuel Products Transporting is an industry that involves the transportation of various types of fuel products from one location to another. This industry is responsible for ensuring that fuel products are delivered safely and efficiently to their intended destinations. Fuel products can include gasoline, diesel, jet fuel, and other types of petroleum-based products. Companies in this industry may …Examples: Fuel trucking companies - 4789-77 - Transportation
The transportation industry involves the movement of people, goods, and materials from one location to another. This industry is essential for the global economy as it enables the distribution of goods and services across the world. The transportation industry is diverse and includes various modes of transportation such as air, water, rail, and road. Companies in this industry provide …Examples: Freight trucking - 5012-25 - Motor Carrier (Wholesale)
Motor Carrier (Wholesale) is a subdivision of the Automobiles and other Motor Vehicles (Wholesale) industry, classified under SIC Code 5012. This industry involves the wholesale distribution of motor vehicles designed for the transportation of goods, such as trucks, trailers, and semi-trailers. Companies in this industry typically purchase vehicles from manufacturers and sell them to retailers, …Examples: Trucking companies - 5013-02 - Truck Equipment & Parts (Wholesale)
Truck Equipment & Parts (Wholesale) is a subdivision of the Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts (Wholesale) industry. This industry involves the wholesale distribution of parts and equipment specifically designed for trucks, including light, medium, and heavy-duty trucks. Companies in this industry typically purchase products from manufacturers and sell them to retailers, repair shops, and other …Examples: Truck tires, Brake pads, Air filters, Fuel injectors, Radiators, Exhaust systems, Suspension systems, Steering - 5013-32 - Tire-Retreading Repair Equipment Supplies (Wholesale)
The Tire-Retreading Repair Equipment Supplies (Wholesale) industry involves the wholesale distribution of equipment and supplies used in the retreading and repair of tires for motor vehicles. This industry is a subdivision of the larger Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts (Wholesale) industry, and it plays a crucial role in the maintenance and repair of tires for commercial and personal vehicles. …Examples: Commercial trucking companies - 5014-01 - Tire-Distributors (Wholesale)
Tire-Distributors (Wholesale) is an industry that involves the distribution of tires and tubes to retailers, automotive service centers, and other businesses that require tires for their operations. These distributors purchase tires from manufacturers and sell them in bulk to their customers. They may also provide additional services such as tire installation, repair, and maintenance. …Examples: Commercial trucking companies - 5014-02 - Tire-Dealers-Used (Wholesale)
Tire-Dealers-Used (Wholesale) is a subdivision of the Tires and Tubes (Wholesale) industry that specializes in the wholesale distribution of used tires. These companies acquire used tires from various sources, such as tire retailers, salvage yards, and individuals, and then sell them to other businesses, such as tire retailers, auto repair shops, and gas stations. The used tires sold by these …Examples: Commercial trucking company - 5015-05 - Truck Equipment & Parts-Used-Rebuilt (Wholesale)
The Truck Equipment & Parts-Used-Rebuilt (Wholesale) industry involves the buying and selling of used and rebuilt parts for trucks. These parts can include engines, transmissions, axles, brakes, and other components that are necessary for the operation of a truck. Companies in this industry typically purchase used parts from salvage yards or other sources, and then rebuild them to ensure they are …Examples: Used truck engines, Rebuilt transmissions, Salvaged axles, Refurbished brake systems, Recycled fuel tanks,
- 5087-49 - Truck-Washing/Cleaning Eqpt Supplies (Wholesale)
Companies in the Truck-Washing/Cleaning Eqpt Supplies (Wholesale) industry are involved in the wholesale distribution of equipment and supplies used for washing and cleaning trucks. This includes a wide range of products such as pressure washers, detergents, brushes, and other cleaning tools. The industry serves a variety of customers including trucking companies, car washes, and other …Examples: Pressure washer distributors, Cleaning equipment wholesalers, Truck wash supply companies, Janitorial supply - 5099-11 - Tarpaulins (Wholesale)
Tarpaulins (Wholesale) is a subdivision of the Durable Goods, Not Elsewhere Classified (Wholesale) industry that specializes in the wholesale distribution of tarpaulins. Tarpaulins are large, waterproof sheets made of materials such as canvas, polyester, or PVC that are used to cover and protect objects from the elements. The Tarpaulins (Wholesale) industry serves a wide range of customers, …Examples: Heavy-duty tarpaulins, Waterproof tarpaulins, Fire-retardant tarpaulins, UV-resistant tarpaulins, Canvas tarpaulins, - 5172-01 - Petroleum Products (Wholesale)
The Petroleum Products (Wholesale) industry involves the distribution of refined petroleum products to various businesses and industries. These products include gasoline, diesel fuel, heating oil, jet fuel, and lubricants. Companies in this industry purchase large quantities of petroleum products from refineries and then sell them to retailers, commercial businesses, and government agencies. The …Examples: Trucking companies - 5172-03 - Diesel Fuel (Wholesale)
Diesel Fuel (Wholesale) is a subdivision of the Petroleum and Petroleum Products Wholesalers industry that specializes in the distribution of diesel fuel to various businesses and organizations. This industry involves the purchase of diesel fuel in bulk from refineries and then selling it to retailers, commercial businesses, and government agencies. Diesel fuel is a type of fuel that is commonly …Examples: Trucking companies - 5172-10 - Gasoline & Oil (Wholesale)
Gasoline & Oil (Wholesale) is a subdivision of the Petroleum and Petroleum Products Wholesalers industry. Companies in this industry are involved in the wholesale distribution of gasoline and other petroleum products to retailers, commercial and industrial customers, and government agencies. This industry plays a crucial role in the supply chain of the petroleum industry, ensuring that gasoline …Examples: Trucking companies - 5172-15 - Oils-Petroleum (Wholesale)
The Oils-Petroleum (Wholesale) industry involves the distribution of petroleum and petroleum products to various businesses and industries. This includes the wholesale of crude oil, gasoline, diesel fuel, lubricants, and other petroleum-based products. Companies in this industry typically purchase large quantities of petroleum products from refineries and then sell them to retailers, commercial …Examples: Trucking companies - 5531-44 - Vehicle Tracking Devices (Retail)
Vehicle Tracking Devices (Retail) is a specialized industry within the Auto and Home Supply Stores (Retail) category. This industry involves the sale of devices that can be installed in vehicles to track their location, speed, and other important data. These devices are typically used by businesses that operate fleets of vehicles, such as delivery companies, trucking companies, and taxi …Examples: Fleet management, Asset tracking, Vehicle security, Driver behavior monitoring, Fuel management, Route optimization, - 7534-01 - Tire-Retreading & Repairing
Tire-retreading and repairing is an industry that specializes in the refurbishment of used tires. The process involves removing the worn-out tread from the tire and replacing it with a new one. This industry is essential in reducing waste and promoting sustainability by extending the life of tires. Tire-retreading and repairing is a cost-effective alternative to purchasing new tires, making it a …Examples: Commercial trucking - 7538-12 - Truck Repairing & Service
Truck Repairing & Service is a specialized industry that provides maintenance, repair, and servicing for trucks of all sizes. This industry involves a range of activities, including diagnosing and repairing mechanical and electrical issues, performing routine maintenance, and providing emergency roadside assistance. Truck Repairing & Service companies may also offer services such as tire …Examples: Heavy-duty truck repair, Semi-truck repair, Commercial truck repair, Diesel engine repair, Fleet maintenance, Emergency - 7623-08 - Truck Refrigeration Equipment Repairing
Truck Refrigeration Equipment Repairing is a specialized industry that involves the repair and maintenance of refrigeration systems in trucks and other commercial vehicles. These systems are essential for transporting perishable goods such as food, medicine, and other temperature-sensitive products. The technicians in this industry are highly skilled and trained to diagnose and repair a wide …Examples: Trucking companies
- 7641-16 - Truck-Seat Repairing
Truck-seat repairing is a specialized industry that focuses on repairing and refurbishing seats in commercial trucks, buses, and other heavy-duty vehicles. This industry involves a range of services, including repairing damaged seats, replacing worn-out upholstery, and installing new seat covers. Truck-seat repairing companies work with a variety of materials, including leather, vinyl, and …Examples: Commercial trucking companies - 8249-07 - Truck Driving Instruction
Truck driving instruction is a specialized industry that provides training and education to individuals seeking to obtain a commercial driver's license (CDL) and become professional truck drivers. This industry involves a range of activities, including classroom instruction, hands-on training, and on-the-road experience. Truck driving instructors teach students the skills and knowledge necessary …Examples: Trucking schools - 8734-28 - Tank Strapping & Calibration
Tank strapping and calibration is a specialized industry within the broader field of testing laboratories. This industry involves the measurement and calibration of tanks used for storing liquids, such as oil, gas, and chemicals. The process of tank strapping involves measuring the dimensions of a tank, including its height, diameter, and capacity, in order to determine the amount of liquid it …Examples: Tanker trucking companies - 8748-34 - Freight-Traffic Consultants
Freight-Traffic Consultants are companies that provide expert advice and guidance to businesses involved in the transportation of goods. These consultants specialize in analyzing and optimizing the movement of freight, including the selection of transportation modes, routes, and carriers. They work with clients to identify inefficiencies in their supply chain and develop strategies to improve …Examples: Trucking Companies