Truckload (noun)

1. The amount of goods that can be carried on a truck.
2. A large amount of something, typically used to describe a quantity of goods.
3. A large quantity of something transported at one time.

Origin:

From truck + load.

Examples:

1. The truckload of goods was delivered to the warehouse.
2. The store received a truckload of the new product.
3. We ordered a truckload of lumber for the construction project.
4. A truckload of sand was delivered for the beach replenishment project.
5. The farmer sold a truckload of apples at the market.