What type of cranes are designed to travel at highway speeds from job sites?

All-terrain cranes are specifically designed to travel between job sites at highway speeds while maintaining the ability to operate in challenging terrain. They strike a balance between mobility and performance, making them versatile for both on-road and off-road conditions. These cranes feature robust, large wheels and a strong chassis that allow them to navigate highways and rough surfaces alike.

Rough terrain cranes, while they can traverse uneven ground, typically do not have the gearing or design optimized for highway travel, which limits their operational range compared to all-terrain cranes. Mobile cranes, as a broader category, may include various designs but do not necessarily focus on highway compatibility the same way all-terrain cranes do. Fixed cranes, on the other hand, are stationary structures meant for lifting at a specific location and require disassembly for transportation, thus are not designed for travel.