I think I should define "Bobtail" This means a Truck designed to tow trailers going down the road withou a trailer.
Semi Trucks or in Europe Articulated lorries are designed to tow trailers, from there we get to single axle, tandem axle, Tri Drive, Day cab, Cab over, Sleeper and other configurations.
Ups has single axle Semi "Tractors" (The name for a semi truck without its trailer) as short as 15 feet.
Some of the longer extra large sleeper set ups make the truck 35 feet long.
what is bobtail coverage for truck
thirty feet
A bobtail truck is a tractor-trailer truck where the trailer has been removed, leaving only the cab or tractor portion. This type of truck is often used for short-distance or local deliveries when a full trailer is not needed.
A 'bobtail' is a colloquial term for the cab/tractor of a semi-truck. Therefore, the sign "No Bobtail Parking", for example, indicates no parking of semi cabs allowed.
That's called a "bobtail".
It's called a bobtail.
A box truck is a truck with a box attached to the chassis behind the cab. Think "U-Haul", "Penske", etc. A bobtail truck is a truck-tractor, also known as a prime mover, which uses a fifth-wheel hitch to tow a semi-trailer. Think of an 18-wheeler without the trailer attached.
Bobtail insurance is insurance one would need when driving with just the cab of a semi truck without the trailer. One can obtain Bobtail insurance through Reliance Partners, Progressive, and Wolpert.
5.15 feets
'Bobtail' does nothing to indicate the height. You'd have to be more specific, e.g., a truck with a 70" condo sleeper, or a day cab with a low roof, etc.
three feets
One with no trailer. When you go to a truck stop, a lot of them have "bobtail parking" areas. They don't want you to park the tractor itself in a place a tractor with a trailer can fit, so they'll take the real short areas and designate them "bobtail parking" zones.