Difference between BEx tansport and normal transport

Dear Experts,
Could someone please explain the difference between normal transport truck button and the truck with 'BEx' as label.
Please let me know the context where these will be using
Kind regards
Shanthi

If you press the help button this appears:
Transporting BEx Objects
BEx objects (queries and workbooks) are transported differently in BI to
other objects. When you maintain these objects, you do not get a dialog
box asking you to create a transport request. Instead, an administrator
has to generate requests for these objects in the Data Warehousing
Workbench (function area Transport Connection).
Standard BEx Transport Requests
All BEx objects that have been transported already and have therefore
been assigned to a package, are written to a standard BEx request
whenever they are changed. This request is set by the administrator. All
changes are written to this request regardless of the current user.
When this request is released, the administrator needs to create a new
BEx request immediately. If there is no request stored as a BEx request,
you are not able to process queries or workbooks.
BEx Transport Requests for Single Packages
In some cases, one request is not big enough for all the BEx objects.
This can be the case, for example, if you want to transport objects from
a development system into various different productive systems.
If this happens, you can create BEx request for each package. The BEx
objects are distributed among the different requests according to their
package. The package specifies among other things the transport target
of an object, and this means that you are able to use this process to
put BEx objects that you want to transport to different transport
targets into different requests.
If you do not create a special request for the package of an object, the
object is written to the standard BEx transport request.
Remember to create a new request as soon as one request is released.
Hope it helps.
BR
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