All 282 Cargo Road Vehicles in Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic

Cargo road vehicles are the trucks that move goods, raw materials and finished products around your republic in Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic. They carry resources between factories, storage buildings, loading stations, construction sites and selling points. Each truck has a body built for a certain kind of load, so the body you choose decides what it can carry.

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57 items

A21F covered

A21F covered pairs 95 km/h road speed with a 2.2 t load for sheltered mixed goods.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 2.2 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 2.2 t; Fabric: 1.8 t; Alcohol: 1.3 t; Food: 1.3 t; Clothes: 1.3 t; Mechanical components: 1.3 t; Explosives: 1.1 t; Livestock: 0.94 t; Electro components: 0.94 t; Electronics: 0.94 t; Chemicals: 0.81 t; Plastics: 0.67 t
Max speed: 95 km/h
Production starts: 1983
Production ends: 1997
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Base game

A30N covered

The A30N covered dates to 1968 in Czechoslovakia and is suited to sheltered mixed goods.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 3.7 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 3.7 t; Fabric: 3.1 t; Alcohol: 2.3 t; Food: 2.3 t; Clothes: 2.3 t; Mechanical components: 2.3 t; Explosives: 1.8 t; Livestock: 1.6 t; Electro components: 1.6 t; Electronics: 1.6 t; Chemicals: 1.4 t; Plastics: 1.1 t
Max speed: 82 km/h
Production starts: 1968
Production ends: 1996
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Base game

AMO-15 Covered

For sheltered mixed goods, the AMO-15 Covered offers a 1.5 t load in its covered body.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 1.5 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 1.5 t; Fabric: 1.3 t; Alcohol: 0.92 t; Food: 0.92 t; Clothes: 0.92 t; Mechanical components: 0.92 t; Explosives: 0.73 t; Livestock: 0.64 t; Electro components: 0.64 t; Electronics: 0.64 t; Chemicals: 0.55 t; Plastics: 0.46 t
Max speed: 50 km/h
Production starts: 1924
Production ends: 1937
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Early Start

B1000 covered

From East Germany, the B1000 covered handles sheltered mixed goods and reaches 90 km/h.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 1.1 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 1.1 t; Fabric: 0.92 t; Alcohol: 0.67 t; Food: 0.67 t; Clothes: 0.67 t; Mechanical components: 0.67 t; Explosives: 0.54 t; Livestock: 0.47 t; Electro components: 0.47 t; Electronics: 0.47 t; Chemicals: 0.4 t; Plastics: 0.34 t
Max speed: 90 km/h
Production starts: 1961
Production ends: 1991
Origin: East Germany
DLC: Base game

Fi 626 Covered

Made from 1939 to 1953 in Italy, the Fi 626 Covered was built for sheltered mixed goods and carries up to 3.3 t.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 3.3 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 3.3 t; Fabric: 2.8 t; Alcohol: 2 t; Food: 2 t; Clothes: 2 t; Mechanical components: 2 t; Explosives: 1.6 t; Livestock: 1.4 t; Electro components: 1.4 t; Electronics: 1.4 t; Chemicals: 1.2 t; Plastics: 1 t
Max speed: 64 km/h
Production starts: 1939
Production ends: 1953
Origin: Italy
DLC: Early Start

Fi 666 Covered

First built in 1939, the Fi 666 Covered carries up to 6.3 t for sheltered mixed goods and comes from Italy.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 6.3 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 6.3 t; Fabric: 5.2 t; Alcohol: 3.8 t; Food: 3.8 t; Clothes: 3.8 t; Mechanical components: 3.8 t; Explosives: 3.1 t; Livestock: 2.7 t; Electro components: 2.7 t; Electronics: 2.7 t; Chemicals: 2.3 t; Plastics: 1.9 t
Max speed: 57 km/h
Production starts: 1939
Production ends: 1953
Origin: Italy
DLC: Early Start

Fi 666 Covered Trailer

Fi 666 Covered Trailer pairs 48 km/h road speed with a 12 t load for sheltered mixed goods.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 12 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 12 t; Fabric: 10 t; Alcohol: 7.5 t; Food: 7.5 t; Clothes: 7.5 t; Mechanical components: 7.5 t; Explosives: 6 t; Livestock: 5.2 t; Electro components: 5.2 t; Electronics: 5.2 t; Chemicals: 4.5 t; Plastics: 3.7 t
Max speed: 48 km/h
Production starts: 1939
Production ends: 1953
Origin: Italy
DLC: Early Start

For TT Covered

The For TT Covered dates to 1908 in the USA and is suited to sheltered mixed goods.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 1 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 1 t; Fabric: 0.83 t; Alcohol: 0.61 t; Food: 0.61 t; Clothes: 0.61 t; Mechanical components: 0.61 t; Explosives: 0.49 t; Livestock: 0.43 t; Electro components: 0.43 t; Electronics: 0.43 t; Chemicals: 0.37 t; Plastics: 0.31 t
Max speed: 30 km/h
Production starts: 1908
Production ends: 1927
Origin: USA
DLC: Early Start

FZK-A07 covered

For sheltered mixed goods, the FZK-A07 covered offers a 1.3 t load in its covered body.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 1.3 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 1.3 t; Fabric: 1 t; Alcohol: 0.76 t; Food: 0.76 t; Clothes: 0.76 t; Mechanical components: 0.76 t; Explosives: 0.61 t; Livestock: 0.53 t; Electro components: 0.53 t; Electronics: 0.53 t; Chemicals: 0.46 t; Plastics: 0.38 t
Max speed: 90 km/h
Production starts: 1959
Production ends: 1997
Origin: Poland
DLC: Base game

Gaz AA

From the Soviet Union, the Gaz AA handles sheltered mixed goods and reaches 70 km/h.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 1.5 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 1.5 t; Fabric: 1.3 t; Alcohol: 0.92 t; Food: 0.92 t; Clothes: 0.92 t; Mechanical components: 0.92 t; Explosives: 0.73 t; Livestock: 0.64 t; Electro components: 0.64 t; Electronics: 0.64 t; Chemicals: 0.55 t; Plastics: 0.46 t
Max speed: 70 km/h
Production starts: 1932
Production ends: 1955
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Early Start

Gaz AA Хлеб

Made from 1932 to 1955 in the Soviet Union, the Gaz AA Хлеб was built for sheltered mixed goods and carries up to 3 t.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 3 t
Load by cargo: Food: 3 t
Max speed: 70 km/h
Production starts: 1932
Production ends: 1955
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Early Start

GAZ-51 covered

First built in 1946, the GAZ-51 covered carries up to 2.5 t for sheltered mixed goods and comes from the Soviet Union.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 2.5 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 2.5 t; Fabric: 2.1 t; Alcohol: 1.5 t; Food: 1.5 t; Clothes: 1.5 t; Mechanical components: 1.5 t; Explosives: 1.2 t; Livestock: 1.1 t; Electro components: 1.1 t; Electronics: 1.1 t; Chemicals: 0.92 t; Plastics: 0.76 t
Max speed: 70 km/h
Production starts: 1946
Production ends: 1962
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Early Start

GAZ-51 covered van

GAZ-51 covered van pairs 70 km/h road speed with a 4 t load for sheltered mixed goods.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 4 t
Load by cargo: Food: 4 t; Alcohol: 4 t; Clothes: 4 t; Electronics: 4 t
Max speed: 70 km/h
Production starts: 1946
Production ends: 1962
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Early Start

Horse Covered wagon

The Horse Covered wagon dates to 1850 in the Soviet Union and is suited to sheltered mixed goods.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 2.1 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 2.1 t; Fabric: 1.8 t; Alcohol: 1.3 t; Food: 1.3 t; Clothes: 1.3 t; Mechanical components: 1.3 t; Explosives: 1 t; Livestock: 0.9 t; Electro components: 0.9 t; Electronics: 0.9 t; Chemicals: 0.77 t; Plastics: 0.64 t
Max speed: -
Production starts: 1850
Production ends: 1937
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Early Start

Ifa-W50 covered

For sheltered mixed goods, the Ifa-W50 covered offers a 5 t load in its covered body.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 5 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 5 t; Fabric: 4.2 t; Alcohol: 3.1 t; Food: 3.1 t; Clothes: 3.1 t; Mechanical components: 3.1 t; Explosives: 2.4 t; Livestock: 2.1 t; Electro components: 2.1 t; Electronics: 2.1 t; Chemicals: 1.8 t; Plastics: 1.5 t
Max speed: 80 km/h
Production starts: 1962
Production ends: 1990
Origin: East Germany
DLC: Base game

IMV-2200 covered

From Yugoslavia, the IMV-2200 covered handles sheltered mixed goods and reaches 95 km/h.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 1.8 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 1.8 t; Fabric: 1.5 t; Alcohol: 1.1 t; Food: 1.1 t; Clothes: 1.1 t; Mechanical components: 1.1 t; Explosives: 0.86 t; Livestock: 0.75 t; Electro components: 0.75 t; Electronics: 0.75 t; Chemicals: 0.64 t; Plastics: 0.53 t
Max speed: 95 km/h
Production starts: 1974
Production ends: 1985
Origin: Yugoslavia
DLC: Base game

Je300 covered

Made from 1968 to 1992 in Poland, the Je300 covered was built for sheltered mixed goods and carries up to 8 t.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 8 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 8 t; Fabric: 6.7 t; Alcohol: 4.9 t; Food: 4.9 t; Clothes: 4.9 t; Mechanical components: 4.9 t; Explosives: 3.9 t; Livestock: 3.4 t; Electro components: 3.4 t; Electronics: 3.4 t; Chemicals: 2.9 t; Plastics: 2.4 t
Max speed: 87 km/h
Production starts: 1968
Production ends: 1992
Origin: Poland
DLC: Base game

Kaz-256B covered

First built in 1966, the Kaz-256B covered carries up to 11 t for sheltered mixed goods and comes from the Soviet Union.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 11 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 11 t; Fabric: 9.6 t; Alcohol: 7 t; Food: 7 t; Clothes: 7 t; Mechanical components: 7 t; Explosives: 5.6 t; Livestock: 4.9 t; Electro components: 4.9 t; Electronics: 4.9 t; Chemicals: 4.2 t; Plastics: 3.5 t
Max speed: 60 km/h
Production starts: 1966
Production ends: 1994
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Base game

Kmz-5320 covered

Kmz-5320 covered pairs 95 km/h road speed with a 10 t load for sheltered mixed goods.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 10 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 10 t; Fabric: 8.5 t; Alcohol: 6.2 t; Food: 6.2 t; Clothes: 6.2 t; Mechanical components: 6.2 t; Explosives: 5 t; Livestock: 4.4 t; Electro components: 4.4 t; Electronics: 4.4 t; Chemicals: 3.7 t; Plastics: 3.1 t
Max speed: 95 km/h
Production starts: 1976
Production ends: 2001
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Base game

Kmz-5410 covered

The Kmz-5410 covered dates to 1976 in the Soviet Union and is suited to sheltered mixed goods.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 17 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 17 t; Fabric: 14 t; Alcohol: 10 t; Food: 10 t; Clothes: 10 t; Mechanical components: 10 t; Explosives: 8.3 t; Livestock: 7.3 t; Electro components: 7.3 t; Electronics: 7.3 t; Chemicals: 6.2 t; Plastics: 5.2 t
Max speed: 95 km/h
Production starts: 1976
Production ends: 2006
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Base game

LZ100 covered straight truck

For sheltered mixed goods, the LZ100 covered straight truck offers a 9 t load in its covered body.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 9 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 9 t; Fabric: 7.5 t; Alcohol: 5.5 t; Food: 5.5 t; Clothes: 5.5 t; Mechanical components: 5.5 t; Explosives: 4.4 t; Livestock: 3.9 t; Electro components: 3.9 t; Electronics: 3.9 t; Chemicals: 3.3 t; Plastics: 2.8 t
Max speed: 92 km/h
Production starts: 1974
Production ends: 1995
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Base game

LZ100 covered semi-trailer

From Czechoslovakia, the LZ100 covered semi-trailer handles sheltered mixed goods and reaches 92 km/h.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 14 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 14 t; Fabric: 11 t; Alcohol: 8.6 t; Food: 8.6 t; Clothes: 8.6 t; Mechanical components: 8.6 t; Explosives: 6.8 t; Livestock: 6 t; Electro components: 6 t; Electronics: 6 t; Chemicals: 5.1 t; Plastics: 4.3 t
Max speed: 92 km/h
Production starts: 1974
Production ends: 1995
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Base game

LZ100 covered double-trailer

Made from 1974 to 1995 in Czechoslovakia, the LZ100 covered double-trailer was built for sheltered mixed goods and carries up to 16 t.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 16 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 16 t; Fabric: 13 t; Alcohol: 10 t; Food: 10 t; Clothes: 10 t; Mechanical components: 10 t; Explosives: 8.1 t; Livestock: 7.1 t; Electro components: 7.1 t; Electronics: 7.1 t; Chemicals: 6.1 t; Plastics: 5 t
Max speed: 92 km/h
Production starts: 1974
Production ends: 1995
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Base game

Mark E covered

First built in 1962, the Mark E covered carries up to 16 t for sheltered mixed goods and comes from the USA.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 16 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 16 t; Fabric: 13 t; Alcohol: 10 t; Food: 10 t; Clothes: 10 t; Mechanical components: 10 t; Explosives: 8.2 t; Livestock: 7.1 t; Electro components: 7.1 t; Electronics: 7.1 t; Chemicals: 6.1 t; Plastics: 5.1 t
Max speed: 90 km/h
Production starts: 1962
Production ends: 1980
Origin: USA
DLC: Base game

MZ-200

MZ-200 pairs 65 km/h road speed with a 7 t load for sheltered mixed goods.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 7 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 7 t; Fabric: 5.8 t; Alcohol: 4.3 t; Food: 4.3 t; Clothes: 4.3 t; Mechanical components: 4.3 t; Explosives: 3.4 t; Livestock: 3 t; Electro components: 3 t; Electronics: 3 t; Chemicals: 2.6 t; Plastics: 2.1 t
Max speed: 65 km/h
Production starts: 1947
Production ends: 1965
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Early Start

MZ-200V Covered

The MZ-200V Covered dates to 1947 in the Soviet Union and is suited to sheltered mixed goods.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 12 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 12 t; Fabric: 10 t; Alcohol: 7.6 t; Food: 7.6 t; Clothes: 7.6 t; Mechanical components: 7.6 t; Explosives: 6.1 t; Livestock: 5.3 t; Electro components: 5.3 t; Electronics: 5.3 t; Chemicals: 4.6 t; Plastics: 3.8 t
Max speed: 60 km/h
Production starts: 1947
Production ends: 1965
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Early Start

MZ-503 covered

For sheltered mixed goods, the MZ-503 covered offers a 7 t load in its covered body.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 7 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 7 t; Fabric: 5.8 t; Alcohol: 4.3 t; Food: 4.3 t; Clothes: 4.3 t; Mechanical components: 4.3 t; Explosives: 3.4 t; Livestock: 3 t; Electro components: 3 t; Electronics: 3 t; Chemicals: 2.6 t; Plastics: 2.1 t
Max speed: 60 km/h
Production starts: 1965
Production ends: 1977
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Base game

MZ-504 covered

From the Soviet Union, the MZ-504 covered handles sheltered mixed goods and reaches 88 km/h.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 13 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 13 t; Fabric: 10 t; Alcohol: 7.9 t; Food: 7.9 t; Clothes: 7.9 t; Mechanical components: 7.9 t; Explosives: 6.4 t; Livestock: 5.6 t; Electro components: 5.6 t; Electronics: 5.6 t; Chemicals: 4.8 t; Plastics: 4 t
Max speed: 88 km/h
Production starts: 1966
Production ends: 1977
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Base game

Pan Movic Covered

Made from 1946 to 1963 in France, the Pan Movic Covered was built for sheltered mixed goods and carries up to 11 t.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 11 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 11 t; Fabric: 9.2 t; Alcohol: 6.7 t; Food: 6.7 t; Clothes: 6.7 t; Mechanical components: 6.7 t; Explosives: 5.4 t; Livestock: 4.7 t; Electro components: 4.7 t; Electronics: 4.7 t; Chemicals: 4 t; Plastics: 3.4 t
Max speed: 65 km/h
Production starts: 1946
Production ends: 1963
Origin: France
DLC: Base game

Rmn-135 covered

First built in 1968, the Rmn-135 covered carries up to 7.7 t for sheltered mixed goods and comes from Romania.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 7.7 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 7.7 t; Fabric: 6.4 t; Alcohol: 4.7 t; Food: 4.7 t; Clothes: 4.7 t; Mechanical components: 4.7 t; Explosives: 3.7 t; Livestock: 3.3 t; Electro components: 3.3 t; Electronics: 3.3 t; Chemicals: 2.8 t; Plastics: 2.3 t
Max speed: 80 km/h
Production starts: 1968
Production ends: 1985
Origin: Romania
DLC: Base game

Rnt AGK covered

Rnt AGK covered pairs 60 km/h road speed with a 5 t load for sheltered mixed goods.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 5 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 5 t; Fabric: 4.2 t; Alcohol: 3.1 t; Food: 3.1 t; Clothes: 3.1 t; Mechanical components: 3.1 t; Explosives: 2.4 t; Livestock: 2.1 t; Electro components: 2.1 t; Electronics: 2.1 t; Chemicals: 1.8 t; Plastics: 1.5 t
Max speed: 60 km/h
Production starts: 1937
Production ends: 1945
Origin: France
DLC: Base game

RuBalt D24/40 Covered

The RuBalt D24/40 Covered dates to 1912 in Russia and is suited to sheltered mixed goods.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 1 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 1 t; Fabric: 0.83 t; Alcohol: 0.61 t; Food: 0.61 t; Clothes: 0.61 t; Mechanical components: 0.61 t; Explosives: 0.49 t; Livestock: 0.43 t; Electro components: 0.43 t; Electronics: 0.43 t; Chemicals: 0.37 t; Plastics: 0.31 t
Max speed: 43 km/h
Production starts: 1912
Production ends: 1924
Origin: Russia
DLC: Early Start

RuBalt M24/35 Covered

For sheltered mixed goods, the RuBalt M24/35 Covered offers a 3 t load in its covered body.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 3 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 3 t; Fabric: 2.5 t; Alcohol: 1.8 t; Food: 1.8 t; Clothes: 1.8 t; Mechanical components: 1.8 t; Explosives: 1.5 t; Livestock: 1.3 t; Electro components: 1.3 t; Electronics: 1.3 t; Chemicals: 1.1 t; Plastics: 0.92 t
Max speed: 25 km/h
Production starts: 1912
Production ends: 1924
Origin: Russia
DLC: Early Start

RuBalt T40/65 Covered

From Russia, the RuBalt T40/65 Covered handles sheltered mixed goods and reaches 20 km/h.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 5 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 5 t; Fabric: 4.2 t; Alcohol: 3.1 t; Food: 3.1 t; Clothes: 3.1 t; Mechanical components: 3.1 t; Explosives: 2.4 t; Livestock: 2.1 t; Electro components: 2.1 t; Electronics: 2.1 t; Chemicals: 1.8 t; Plastics: 1.5 t
Max speed: 20 km/h
Production starts: 1913
Production ends: 1925
Origin: Russia
DLC: Early Start

Saur 5B Covered

Made from 1928 to 1940 in Czechoslovakia, the Saur 5B Covered was built for sheltered mixed goods and carries up to 5 t.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 5 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 5 t; Fabric: 4.2 t; Alcohol: 3.1 t; Food: 3.1 t; Clothes: 3.1 t; Mechanical components: 3.1 t; Explosives: 2.4 t; Livestock: 2.1 t; Electro components: 2.1 t; Electronics: 2.1 t; Chemicals: 1.8 t; Plastics: 1.5 t
Max speed: 50 km/h
Production starts: 1928
Production ends: 1940
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Early Start

Skd 706R FL Covered

First built in 1954, the Skd 706R FL Covered carries up to 7.5 t for sheltered mixed goods and comes from Czechoslovakia.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 7.5 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 7.5 t; Fabric: 6.2 t; Alcohol: 4.6 t; Food: 4.6 t; Clothes: 4.6 t; Mechanical components: 4.6 t; Explosives: 3.7 t; Livestock: 3.2 t; Electro components: 3.2 t; Electronics: 3.2 t; Chemicals: 2.8 t; Plastics: 2.3 t
Max speed: 55 km/h
Production starts: 1954
Production ends: 1959
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Early Start

Skd M706RO Covered

Skd M706RO Covered pairs 60 km/h road speed with a 11.28 t load for sheltered mixed goods.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 11.28 t
Load by cargo: Food: 11.28 t; Alcohol: 11.28 t; Clothes: 11.28 t; Electronics: 11.28 t
Max speed: 60 km/h
Production starts: 1947
Production ends: 1959
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Early Start

Skd-1203 covered

The Skd-1203 covered dates to 1968 in Czechoslovakia and is suited to sheltered mixed goods.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 1 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 1 t; Fabric: 0.83 t; Alcohol: 0.61 t; Food: 0.61 t; Clothes: 0.61 t; Mechanical components: 0.61 t; Explosives: 0.49 t; Livestock: 0.43 t; Electro components: 0.43 t; Electronics: 0.43 t; Chemicals: 0.37 t; Plastics: 0.31 t
Max speed: 90 km/h
Production starts: 1968
Production ends: 1999
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Base game

Skd-706 RT covered

For sheltered mixed goods, the Skd-706 RT covered offers a 7 t load in its covered body.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 7 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 7 t; Fabric: 5.8 t; Alcohol: 4.3 t; Food: 4.3 t; Clothes: 4.3 t; Mechanical components: 4.3 t; Explosives: 3.4 t; Livestock: 3 t; Electro components: 3 t; Electronics: 3 t; Chemicals: 2.6 t; Plastics: 2.1 t
Max speed: 62 km/h
Production starts: 1958
Production ends: 1985
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Base game

Skd-706 RTTN covered

From Czechoslovakia, the Skd-706 RTTN covered handles sheltered mixed goods and reaches 62 km/h.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 13 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 13 t; Fabric: 10 t; Alcohol: 7.9 t; Food: 7.9 t; Clothes: 7.9 t; Mechanical components: 7.9 t; Explosives: 6.4 t; Livestock: 5.6 t; Electro components: 5.6 t; Electronics: 5.6 t; Chemicals: 4.8 t; Plastics: 4 t
Max speed: 62 km/h
Production starts: 1958
Production ends: 1985
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Base game

T-111 covered

Made from 1947 to 1962 in Czechoslovakia, the T-111 covered was built for sheltered mixed goods and carries up to 10 t.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 10 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 10 t; Fabric: 8.5 t; Alcohol: 6.2 t; Food: 6.2 t; Clothes: 6.2 t; Mechanical components: 6.2 t; Explosives: 5 t; Livestock: 4.4 t; Electro components: 4.4 t; Electronics: 4.4 t; Chemicals: 3.7 t; Plastics: 3.1 t
Max speed: 62 km/h
Production starts: 1947
Production ends: 1962
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Early Start

T138 covered

First built in 1959, the T138 covered carries up to 9.3 t for sheltered mixed goods and comes from Czechoslovakia.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 9.3 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 9.3 t; Fabric: 7.8 t; Alcohol: 5.7 t; Food: 5.7 t; Clothes: 5.7 t; Mechanical components: 5.7 t; Explosives: 4.5 t; Livestock: 4 t; Electro components: 4 t; Electronics: 4 t; Chemicals: 3.4 t; Plastics: 2.8 t
Max speed: 70 km/h
Production starts: 1959
Production ends: 1971
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Base game

T148 covered

T148 covered pairs 75 km/h road speed with a 9.8 t load for sheltered mixed goods.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 9.8 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 9.8 t; Fabric: 8.2 t; Alcohol: 6 t; Food: 6 t; Clothes: 6 t; Mechanical components: 6 t; Explosives: 4.8 t; Livestock: 4.2 t; Electro components: 4.2 t; Electronics: 4.2 t; Chemicals: 3.6 t; Plastics: 3 t
Max speed: 75 km/h
Production starts: 1972
Production ends: 1982
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Base game

T24 Covered

The T24 Covered dates to 1927 in Czechoslovakia and is suited to sheltered mixed goods.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 6 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 6 t; Fabric: 5 t; Alcohol: 3.7 t; Food: 3.7 t; Clothes: 3.7 t; Mechanical components: 3.7 t; Explosives: 2.9 t; Livestock: 2.6 t; Electro components: 2.6 t; Electronics: 2.6 t; Chemicals: 2.2 t; Plastics: 1.8 t
Max speed: 40 km/h
Production starts: 1927
Production ends: 1940
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Early Start

T815 covered

For sheltered mixed goods, the T815 covered offers a 10 t load in its covered body.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 10 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 10 t; Fabric: 9.1 t; Alcohol: 6.7 t; Food: 6.7 t; Clothes: 6.7 t; Mechanical components: 6.7 t; Explosives: 5.3 t; Livestock: 4.7 t; Electro components: 4.7 t; Electronics: 4.7 t; Chemicals: 4 t; Plastics: 3.3 t
Max speed: 90 km/h
Production starts: 1982
Production ends: Present
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Base game

U377 covered

From the Soviet Union, the U377 covered handles sheltered mixed goods and reaches 60 km/h.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 8.5 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 8.5 t; Fabric: 7.1 t; Alcohol: 5.2 t; Food: 5.2 t; Clothes: 5.2 t; Mechanical components: 5.2 t; Explosives: 4.2 t; Livestock: 3.6 t; Electro components: 3.6 t; Electronics: 3.6 t; Chemicals: 3.1 t; Plastics: 2.6 t
Max speed: 60 km/h
Production starts: 1965
Production ends: 1983
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Base game

Urso A30 Covered Hull

Made from 1928 to 1935 in Poland, the Urso A30 Covered Hull was built for sheltered mixed goods and carries up to 2.5 t.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 2.5 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 2.5 t; Fabric: 2.1 t; Alcohol: 1.5 t; Food: 1.5 t; Clothes: 1.5 t; Mechanical components: 1.5 t; Explosives: 1.2 t; Livestock: 1.1 t; Electro components: 1.1 t; Electronics: 1.1 t; Chemicals: 0.92 t; Plastics: 0.76 t
Max speed: 60 km/h
Production starts: 1928
Production ends: 1935
Origin: Poland
DLC: Early Start

V3S covered

First built in 1953, the V3S covered carries up to 4.1 t for sheltered mixed goods and comes from Czechoslovakia.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 4.1 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 4.1 t; Fabric: 3.4 t; Alcohol: 2.5 t; Food: 2.5 t; Clothes: 2.5 t; Mechanical components: 2.5 t; Explosives: 2 t; Livestock: 1.8 t; Electro components: 1.8 t; Electronics: 1.8 t; Chemicals: 1.5 t; Plastics: 1.3 t
Max speed: 60 km/h
Production starts: 1953
Production ends: 1985
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Base game

W50 covered

W50 covered pairs 80 km/h road speed with a 9 t load for sheltered mixed goods.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 9 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 9 t; Fabric: 7.5 t; Alcohol: 5.5 t; Food: 5.5 t; Clothes: 5.5 t; Mechanical components: 5.5 t; Explosives: 4.4 t; Livestock: 3.9 t; Electro components: 3.9 t; Electronics: 3.9 t; Chemicals: 3.3 t; Plastics: 2.8 t
Max speed: 80 km/h
Production starts: 1962
Production ends: 1990
Origin: East Germany
DLC: Base game

Ya-12D covered

The Ya-12D covered dates to 1932 in the Soviet Union and is suited to sheltered mixed goods.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 11 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 11 t; Fabric: 9.2 t; Alcohol: 6.7 t; Food: 6.7 t; Clothes: 6.7 t; Mechanical components: 6.7 t; Explosives: 5.4 t; Livestock: 4.7 t; Electro components: 4.7 t; Electronics: 4.7 t; Chemicals: 4 t; Plastics: 3.4 t
Max speed: 40 km/h
Production starts: 1932
Production ends: 1948
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Early Start

Ya-4 covered

For sheltered mixed goods, the Ya-4 covered offers a 4 t load in its covered body.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 4 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 4 t; Fabric: 3.3 t; Alcohol: 2.4 t; Food: 2.4 t; Clothes: 2.4 t; Mechanical components: 2.4 t; Explosives: 2 t; Livestock: 1.7 t; Electro components: 1.7 t; Electronics: 1.7 t; Chemicals: 1.5 t; Plastics: 1.2 t
Max speed: 45 km/h
Production starts: 1928
Production ends: 1934
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Early Start

YaG covered

From the Soviet Union, the YaG covered handles sheltered mixed goods and reaches 42 km/h.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 5 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 5 t; Fabric: 4.2 t; Alcohol: 3.1 t; Food: 3.1 t; Clothes: 3.1 t; Mechanical components: 3.1 t; Explosives: 2.4 t; Livestock: 2.1 t; Electro components: 2.1 t; Electronics: 2.1 t; Chemicals: 1.8 t; Plastics: 1.5 t
Max speed: 42 km/h
Production starts: 1932
Production ends: 1948
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Early Start

YaG-10 covered

Made from 1932 to 1948 in the Soviet Union, the YaG-10 covered was built for sheltered mixed goods and carries up to 8 t.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 8 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 8 t; Fabric: 6.7 t; Alcohol: 4.9 t; Food: 4.9 t; Clothes: 4.9 t; Mechanical components: 4.9 t; Explosives: 3.9 t; Livestock: 3.4 t; Electro components: 3.4 t; Electronics: 3.4 t; Chemicals: 2.9 t; Plastics: 2.4 t
Max speed: 40 km/h
Production starts: 1932
Production ends: 1948
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Early Start

YaG-10 covered (trailer)

First built in 1932, the YaG-10 covered (trailer) carries up to 13 t for sheltered mixed goods and comes from the Soviet Union.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 13 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 13 t; Fabric: 10 t; Alcohol: 7.9 t; Food: 7.9 t; Clothes: 7.9 t; Mechanical components: 7.9 t; Explosives: 6.4 t; Livestock: 5.6 t; Electro components: 5.6 t; Electronics: 5.6 t; Chemicals: 4.8 t; Plastics: 4 t
Max speed: 35 km/h
Production starts: 1932
Production ends: 1948
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Early Start

ZiS-150 covered

ZiS-150 covered pairs 65 km/h road speed with a 4 t load for sheltered mixed goods.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 4 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 4 t; Fabric: 3.3 t; Alcohol: 2.4 t; Food: 2.4 t; Clothes: 2.4 t; Mechanical components: 2.4 t; Explosives: 2 t; Livestock: 1.7 t; Electro components: 1.7 t; Electronics: 1.7 t; Chemicals: 1.5 t; Plastics: 1.2 t
Max speed: 65 km/h
Production starts: 1947
Production ends: 1963
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Early Start

ZiS-151 covered

The ZiS-151 covered dates to 1948 in the Soviet Union and is suited to sheltered mixed goods.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 4.5 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 4.5 t; Fabric: 3.7 t; Alcohol: 2.8 t; Food: 2.8 t; Clothes: 2.8 t; Mechanical components: 2.8 t; Explosives: 2.2 t; Livestock: 1.9 t; Electro components: 1.9 t; Electronics: 1.9 t; Chemicals: 1.7 t; Plastics: 1.4 t
Max speed: 60 km/h
Production starts: 1948
Production ends: 1964
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Early Start

ZIS-5 Covered

For sheltered mixed goods, the ZIS-5 Covered offers a 3 t load in its covered body.

Cargo capacity: Covered body; up to 3 t
Load by cargo: Crops: 3 t; Fabric: 2.5 t; Alcohol: 1.8 t; Food: 1.8 t; Clothes: 1.8 t; Mechanical components: 1.8 t; Explosives: 1.5 t; Livestock: 1.3 t; Electro components: 1.3 t; Electronics: 1.3 t; Chemicals: 1.1 t; Plastics: 0.92 t
Max speed: 60 km/h
Production starts: 1933
Production ends: 1958
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Early Start

Vehicle type

Dry bulk tank

17 items

AMO-15 Dry Bulk

AMO-15 Dry Bulk pairs 50 km/h road speed with a 1.5 t load for cement and aluminium oxide.

Cargo capacity: Dry-bulk tank; up to 1.5 t
Load by cargo: Cement: 1.5 t; Aluminium oxide: 1.5 t
Max speed: 50 km/h
Production starts: 1924
Production ends: 1937
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Early Start

Fi 626 Cement

The Fi 626 Cement dates to 1939 in Italy and is suited to cement and aluminium oxide.

Cargo capacity: Dry-bulk tank; up to 3.32 t
Load by cargo: Cement: 3.32 t; Aluminium oxide: 3.32 t
Max speed: 64 km/h
Production starts: 1939
Production ends: 1953
Origin: Italy
DLC: Early Start

Fi 666 Cement

For cement and aluminium oxide, the Fi 666 Cement offers a 6.26 t load in its dry-bulk tank.

Cargo capacity: Dry-bulk tank; up to 6.26 t
Load by cargo: Cement: 6.26 t; Aluminium oxide: 6.26 t
Max speed: 57 km/h
Production starts: 1939
Production ends: 1953
Origin: Italy
DLC: Early Start

Horse dry bulk wagon

Made from 1850 to 1937 in the Soviet Union, the Horse dry bulk wagon was built for cement and aluminium oxide and carries up to 1.8 t.

Cargo capacity: Dry-bulk tank; up to 1.8 t
Load by cargo: Cement: 1.8 t; Aluminium oxide: 1.8 t
Max speed: -
Production starts: 1850
Production ends: 1937
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Early Start

KAZ-601

Made from 1947 to 1963 in the Soviet Union, the KAZ-601 was built for cement and aluminium oxide and carries up to 3.5 t.

Cargo capacity: Dry-bulk tank; up to 3.5 t
Load by cargo: Cement: 3.5 t; Aluminium oxide: 3.5 t
Max speed: 65 km/h
Production starts: 1947
Production ends: 1963
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Early Start

Mark P dry-bulk tank

First built in 1962, the Mark P dry-bulk tank carries up to 17.5 t for cement and aluminium oxide and comes from the USA.

Cargo capacity: Dry-bulk tank; up to 17.5 t
Load by cargo: Cement: 17.5 t; Aluminium oxide: 17.5 t
Max speed: 90 km/h
Production starts: 1962
Production ends: 1980
Origin: USA
DLC: Base game

MZ-200V

MZ-200V pairs 60 km/h road speed with a 12 t load for cement and aluminium oxide.

Cargo capacity: Dry-bulk tank; up to 12 t
Load by cargo: Cement: 12 t; Aluminium oxide: 12 t
Max speed: 60 km/h
Production starts: 1947
Production ends: 1965
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Early Start

MZ-504 dry-bulk tank

The MZ-504 dry-bulk tank dates to 1966 in the Soviet Union and is suited to cement and aluminium oxide.

Cargo capacity: Dry-bulk tank; up to 9.4 t
Load by cargo: Cement: 9.4 t; Aluminium oxide: 9.4 t
Max speed: 88 km/h
Production starts: 1966
Production ends: 1996
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Base game

Pan Movic Dry Bulk

For cement and aluminium oxide, the Pan Movic Dry Bulk offers a 10 t load in its dry-bulk tank.

Cargo capacity: Dry-bulk tank; up to 10 t
Load by cargo: Cement: 10 t; Aluminium oxide: 10 t
Max speed: 65 km/h
Production starts: 1946
Production ends: 1963
Origin: France
DLC: Base game

Rmd 19-256 dry-bulk tank

From Romania, the Rmd 19-256 dry-bulk tank handles cement and aluminium oxide and reaches 95 km/h.

Cargo capacity: Dry-bulk tank; up to 15 t
Load by cargo: Cement: 15 t; Aluminium oxide: 15 t
Max speed: 95 km/h
Production starts: 1977
Production ends: 1995
Origin: Romania
DLC: Base game

RuBalt D24/40 Dry Bulk

Made from 1912 to 1924 in Russia, the RuBalt D24/40 Dry Bulk was built for cement and aluminium oxide and carries up to 0.75 t.

Cargo capacity: Dry-bulk tank; up to 0.75 t
Load by cargo: Cement: 0.75 t; Aluminium oxide: 0.75 t
Max speed: 43 km/h
Production starts: 1912
Production ends: 1924
Origin: Russia
DLC: Early Start

RuBalt M24/35 Dry Bulk

First built in 1912, the RuBalt M24/35 Dry Bulk carries up to 2.5 t for cement and aluminium oxide and comes from Russia.

Cargo capacity: Dry-bulk tank; up to 2.5 t
Load by cargo: Cement: 2.5 t; Aluminium oxide: 2.5 t
Max speed: 25 km/h
Production starts: 1912
Production ends: 1924
Origin: Russia
DLC: Early Start

Russo-Balt T40/65 Dry Bulk

Russo-Balt T40/65 Dry Bulk pairs 20 km/h road speed with a 3.5 t load for cement and aluminium oxide.

Cargo capacity: Dry-bulk tank; up to 3.5 t
Load by cargo: Cement: 3.5 t; Aluminium oxide: 3.5 t
Max speed: 20 km/h
Production starts: 1913
Production ends: 1925
Origin: Russia
DLC: Early Start

Skd-706 RT dry-bulk tank

The Skd-706 RT dry-bulk tank dates to 1958 in Czechoslovakia and is suited to cement and aluminium oxide.

Cargo capacity: Dry-bulk tank; up to 7 t
Load by cargo: Cement: 7 t; Aluminium oxide: 7 t
Max speed: 62 km/h
Production starts: 1958
Production ends: 1996
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Base game

T-111 dry-bulk tank

For cement and aluminium oxide, the T-111 dry-bulk tank offers a 8.5 t load in its dry-bulk tank.

Cargo capacity: Dry-bulk tank; up to 8.5 t
Load by cargo: Cement: 8.5 t; Aluminium oxide: 8.5 t
Max speed: 62 km/h
Production starts: 1947
Production ends: 1965
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Early Start

T24 Dry Bulk

From Czechoslovakia, the T24 Dry Bulk handles cement and aluminium oxide and reaches 40 km/h.

Cargo capacity: Dry-bulk tank; up to 6 t
Load by cargo: Cement: 6 t; Aluminium oxide: 6 t
Max speed: 40 km/h
Production starts: 1927
Production ends: 1940
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Early Start

YaG dry bulk tank

Made from 1932 to 1948 in the Soviet Union, the YaG dry bulk tank was built for cement and aluminium oxide and carries up to 5 t.

Cargo capacity: Dry-bulk tank; up to 5 t
Load by cargo: Cement: 5 t; Aluminium oxide: 5 t
Max speed: 42 km/h
Production starts: 1932
Production ends: 1948
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Early Start

How cargo road vehicles move resources

A typical trip starts at one building and ends at another. A truck might collect products from a factory and drop them at a warehouse, or deliver goods to a selling point, where they're sold to workers or exported abroad.

Trucks can also be one link in a longer chain. A truck can bring goods to a warehouse connected to a cargo rail station, and from there a train carries them on to a port or another warehouse. Road, rail and water can all be linked this way, one after another.

You can run trucks in one of two ways. A direct line is a route you build yourself, with one or more trucks moving between the stops you choose. Automated distribution hands that job to a distribution office, which decides by itself when a truck should load or unload at the buildings you assign.

Matching the truck body to your cargo

Match the body to the resource first. Knowing what you're moving tells you which body to pick, so start there before you look at anything else.

Covered hulls carry sheltered goods such as food, clothing, electronics and chemicals, and refrigeration bodies carry meat and other cooled goods. Livestock trucks move live animals, and dumpers handle loose material like gravel, quarried stone, coal and asphalt.

Liquids and powders have their own bodies. Oil tanks carry fuel, oil and bitumen, and dry bulk tanks carry powders such as cement and aluminium oxide. Open hulls carry general cargo on an open bed, and some can also haul trees or other compatible vehicles. Logging trucks are built for long loads such as wood, boards and steel.

The range is wide, with horse-drawn wagons dating from 1850 at one end and trucks from the 1980s and later at the other. Forklifts are the exception, because they run on factory connections instead of roads.

Setting up a direct line for a truck

Start by buying a truck at the road vehicles depot, choosing a body that suits the resource you want to move. Some models need the Early Start DLC, while the rest come with the base game. To build a line, you need at least two stops, which you add by selecting each building on the map and clicking on it.

Next, open the line details and set up each stop. At the first stop, choose the resources the truck should load and set the percentage it fills to, which is a share of the truck's own capacity. At the second stop, pick what to unload and how much, and tick the box if you want the truck to wait until loading or unloading is finished.

Once you accept the changes and start the line, the truck drives to the first stop, loads, heads to the second stop, unloads, and then starts over. It keeps repeating that loop for as long as the line runs.

If a single truck runs the line, you can edit it in the vehicle editing window without trouble. With several trucks on one line, use the line editing window instead, because a change made to just one truck in the vehicle window pulls it out into a line of its own.

To add more trucks, pick one of the same type and copy the schedule from a truck that's already running. Buildings also have only so many spots where road vehicles can load and unload. When lines aren't configured carefully, trucks crowd those spots and the area clogs up, so check each stop before you start.

Letting a distribution office run your trucks

Automated distribution takes the manual work out of building lines. You assign the buildings where resources are loaded or unloaded, choose which resources each building handles, and then add trucks to the distribution office. The office decides by itself when a truck needs to head to a building.

The percentages work differently here, and they're measured against each building's storage instead of a truck's capacity. For unloading, a truck takes goods from a building once its storage is filled to at least the set level, which empties that storage. For loading, a truck brings resources to a building when its storage has dropped below the set level, which refills it.

Automated distribution works only for road and rail, so ships and aircraft still need direct lines. Distribution offices also come in several sizes, and the bigger ones cost more to build. The free version can only be built a limited number of times.

Forklifts and factory connections

Forklifts don't use public roads. They run on factory connections, which are their own kind of path between buildings. You build one from the General cargo option in the build menu, but only after both buildings are placed in the world, and only between buildings that have factory connection points.

Not every building acts the same on a connection. Factories, cargo stations and forklift garages are active, so they can push and pull resources. Storages and warehouses are passive, so they wait to be filled rather than passing goods on.

That difference shapes how you lay things out. A factory, a storage and a second factory in a row works, because the first factory fills the storage and the second one takes from it. Two storages in a row won't pass goods along, so the far factory stays empty.

Connections run both ways by default, though you can set one direction if goods should only travel one way. Over a short distance, a connection works on its own and no forklifts are needed, since resources flow straight from one building to the other. For longer runs, a factory connection crossing extends the reach, and that setup requires a forklift garage.

Forklifts park at the garage when they're not busy and refuel there. The garage is the only place they can refuel.

Choosing the right cargo truck for the job

Start with the body, then compare how much a truck carries and how fast it goes. Those two numbers decide how much you can move and how quickly you can move it.

Distance changes the answer, too. Dumpers are slow, can't haul much and burn a lot of fuel, so moving coal ore a long way by dumper is a poor fit. For a long haul like that, a train with cargo wagons does the job better, and you should weigh both how far and how much you need to move.

On longer runs, a faster truck completes more trips in the same time. Listed top speeds run from about 20 km/h up to 95 km/h, and the horse-drawn wagons don't list one at all.

If you're moving big loads in bulk, look at the heavier models. Some carry 30 tonnes or more, including the Kokum-442 dumper and the Mark E flatbed heavy.

FAQ

Can a truck haul goods both ways?

Yes. Give the second stop a different resource to load, and have the first stop unload it. The truck then loads and unloads at both stops on every round, so it doesn't have to drive back empty.

Can one truck carry more than one resource at a time?

Yes. At a stop you can select several resources and set a percentage for each one, which splits the truck's capacity between them.

How many trucks can a distribution office hold?

It depends on the office. A small one has 5 parking spots, a medium one has 12, and the free version has 3. The train distribution office measures space differently, with 821 square metres for vehicles and containers.

Does a forklift garage need road access?

Yes. The garage has one road access point, and that's how its fuel arrives. It also has three factory connection points, four stations for forklifts, and room to store 25 tonnes of fuel, which is used to build the forklift paths as well as to refuel the forklifts.