How are manufactured homes generally transported?

Manufactured homes are primarily transported by road transport on specialized vehicles designed for that purpose. These vehicles, often referred to as "transport trucks," are built to accommodate the dimensions and weight of manufactured homes, ensuring safe and efficient transport from the manufacturing site to the final destination.

Using road transport is advantageous because it allows for direct delivery to the site where the home will be installed, reducing the need for additional transfers or handling. Specialized vehicles are equipped to properly support and secure the homes during transit, minimizing the risk of damage.

Other transport methods, such as air cargo systems, are not practical for manufactured homes due to the size and weight limitations of aircraft. Water transport is primarily suited for different types of cargo that can be efficiently loaded onto ships, while rail transport involves logistics that are not typically utilized for manufactured homes, which require specialized handling and transportation methods for safe delivery. Thus, road transport remains the most suitable and commonly used method for transporting manufactured homes.