A special transport means the transport of goods or vehicles which, because of their size, shape, weight, sensitivity or other special characteristics, cannot be transported by conventional means of transport or on normal roads. This type of transport requires special arrangements, vehicles, equipment and permits to ensure the safety and integrity of the load and the safety of other road users.
The goods or vehicles that can be considered special or for special transport can be very diverse and depend on the specific requirements and regulations. Here are some examples of goods or vehicles that are often considered special:
Heavy or oversized goods: heavy machinery, large industrial equipment, wind turbines, transformers or other parts that exceed allowable weight or size limits.
Sensitive or fragile goods: Medical devices, laboratory equipment, works of art or other fragile goods that require particularly careful handling and securing.
Dangerous goods: Chemicals, radioactive materials or other hazardous materials that require special safety regulations and permits.
Refrigerated or fresh goods: Perishable goods that require a controlled temperature during transport, such as food or medical products.
Special vehicles: Large construction machinery, fire engines, militi