There is an industry that plays an essential role in the economy of the United States and Canada. That is a trucking industry that transports large quantities of all kind of materials and goods. The industry is known for making quick, timely deliveries often covering enormous distances between terminals.



The most common combination for the long haul is a tractor-trailer. The trailers sometimes called dry-boxes are a vital part of the industry. Of course, there are all sort of use for the trailers and they are referred accordingly depending on the job they do.



It is very common that a load gets secured with a seal at a shipping terminal before it hits the road. While in service the trailers run many times throughout North America; north and south, east and west in spite of even the most threatening weather conditions. Any time of the year there are thousands and thousands of these units out there doing the job that everyone of us depends on. Needless to say that it all happens owing to hard working people who proudly stay behind making sure the wheels keep rolling contributing to the economy.



This book reveals a story of a dry-box and gives a visualization of the endless odyssey that almost every trailer goes through during its life span serving the industry of transportation.