Dover is the capital, the air base and the middle of the corn. Kent County plants sixty-seven thousand acres of corn and nearly as many of soybeans, and Dover Air Force Base sits on the south edge of town. More than two in three of the carriers based here are registered for interstate work, because the crop leaves the state.
A Dover yard holds a grain hopper at harvest, a reefer, a machinery hauler working the base and a dump truck working the Bay Road plant. A semi truck with a sleeper runs Route 13 toward the state line.
Lost title in Dover
The Dover Division of Motor Vehicles at 303 Transportation Circle issues a duplicate title, and it is where the state recommends seller and buyer sign the title transfer together.
Grain hoppers age in the gates, the tarp and the trap seals; reefers in the unit hours. Capture those, the tractor nose to tail, and the frame after the salt of the Route 1 winters, and name the run it made.
Weight limits in Dover
Dover itself has nine bridges in the federal inventory, none posted and none under fourteen feet. The only number a Dover truck has to carry is the one on its own axles. For the limits themselves, Delaware's and the federal table, a Dover seller reads the Delaware page.
Tell us where the truck is, out by the base, up on Route 13 or in a yard off Bay Road, and send photos and the title.
More city pages near Dover: Wilmington, DE, Baltimore, MD, Philadelphia, PA, Columbia, MD, Washington, DC and Arlington, VA.