Drawbar trailers, extensively used in the logistics and shipping industry, come in diverse types, including curtainside, box body, tipper, and flat deck. They are self - supporting, unpowered trailers with at least one axle at either end. The front axle connects to a drawbar, pivoting to facilitate steering as the drawbar is pulled. Drawbar full trailers feature a turntable steering system and steerable axles. The articulated design enables these drawbar skip trailers to execute precise turns in confined spaces, making them highly suitable for urban roads and congested operating environments. As a full trailer, it has both front and rear axles, with a drawbar firmly securing it to the hauling unit.