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A box truck, also called a straight truck, has its cargo box and cab on a single frame, typically 16 to 26 feet long. It carries partial loads and local or regional freight, often with a liftgate. Whether a CDL is needed depends on its GVWR.
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Box truck
A box truck, also called a straight truck, has its cargo box and cab on a single frame, typically 16 to 26 feet long. It carries partial loads and local or regional freight, often with a liftgate. Whether a CDL is needed depends on its GVWR.
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