The presented results of research and their analysis allow to define a relationship between some indices of the availability of means of transport and the farmer's level of education. There is a small increase in the availability of means of transport ranging from 2.00 to 2.43 pieces with the average of 2.23 pieces. While in calculation per 100 ha of cultivated land, there is a nearly two-fold decrease (from 11.98 to 6.16) between the group with primary and higher education. The number of farms with loading and unloading devices increases together with a growing level of education - 29.41% for primary education and 42.85% for secondary education. Both in the quantitative structure and in the total load capacity, load box trailers are the most common equipment, on average 70.54% of the number and 82.38% of the load capacity and means of transport. Their share increases together with an increase in the level of education in both cases. On average, the largest number, i.e. 42,65% falls within the range from 3-5 tons of load capacity. Not much less, i.e. 39.49% falls within the lowest range, i.e. up to 3 tons and their share decreases considerably in this group together with an increase in the level of their education.