Sell your semi truck for cash in Hollywood the easy and convenient way

Hollywood sits against Port Everglades, and its trucks work the port: 1,042 active carriers with at least one truck are based here in FMCSA's November 2026 census. Three in four of them inside Florida. After general freight the cargoes they declare most are motor vehicles, household goods and refrigerated food. Twice as many of the drivers reported here work past a hundred miles as inside it.

So a Hollywood yard holds a day cab that drays containers off the Southport terminal and the intermodal ramp four miles north, and a tanker that fills at the Port Everglades racks. A box truck with a lift gate works the moving and delivery routes, and a refrigerated box truck comes out of the cold docks. The semi truck with a sleeper works the long lanes north, and the building trade keeps a dump truck here too.

Broward County's tax collector runs a motor vehicle service center at 3387 Sheridan Street, which replaces a lost title and takes the title transfer.

A port truck wears at the fifth wheel, the steps and the clutch rather than the odometer, a route box truck at the body and the lift gate. Photograph those along with the cab, the frame rails and the engine, and tell us whether it worked the terminals, the routes or the long lanes.

Hollywood's own list is short: five of its 25 bridges carry a load posting and none sits under fourteen feet. A tri-axle on the posted side has read a sign or two, and a port day cab has only read the scale. Florida's own figures and the federal table are on the Florida page, which is where a Hollywood seller finds the arithmetic.

Tell us where the truck is in Hollywood, by the port, out on the west side or in a lot off Sheridan Street, and send photos and the title.