Rock Creek Stone Quarry sits 7.2 miles north-east of Warren, and the Mine Safety and Health Administration lists it as a crushed-stone operation. A dump truck or tractor that hauls out of a pit that close to town is often parked at the operator’s yard rather than a driveway, so send us the exact address and the name of whoever can let us through the gate.
South-east of town, the Mine Safety and Health Administration lists IMI Montpelier Quarry 11.8 miles away and Grant County Sand and Gravel 17.3 miles to the south-west. If your truck has run aggregate between these three sites, photograph the body, the hoist and the cab from both sides, and have the title and current registration in your hand when you call.
Fuel terminals and the BMV branch on Jefferson Street
The Energy Information Administration places two petroleum product terminals at Huntington, 14 and 14.3 miles north of Warren. A tank truck or tractor that loads at either one may be garaged in Huntington rather than here; tell us which town it sits in and we plan the collection there.
The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles issues duplicates through its BMV branches, and the closest one to Warren is the Huntington branch at 240 South Jefferson St, Huntington, 46750, about 13.6 miles away by the agency’s own branch list. Apply for the duplicate before we arrange pickup, and bring the VIN and your ID so the clerk can match the record.
A private fleet truck usually carries the owner’s business name on the title, so check that the name on the paperwork matches the person or company signing it over.
FMCSA records list four of those 31 as interstate operators and 27 as intrastate. For an Indiana-only truck, the Indiana registration and the title are the core papers; an interstate unit should also come with its USDOT number so we can confirm the carrier on record.
The bigger outfits here are small by any measure: federal carrier records show the top fleet with six power units and two drivers, the next with five units and four drivers, and a third with three trucks. If you are selling one unit from a fleet that size, list which truck it is by VIN so the right one is loaded.
Machinery, grain and farm supplies on the books
Eleven Warren carriers tell FMCSA they haul machinery and large objects, ten carry farm supplies, ten carry general freight and nine move grain, feed or hay. Lowboys, flatbeds, grain trailers and the tractors that pull them all fit what we purchase; say which trailer goes with the tractor, or whether you are selling the power unit alone.
Huntington County had 643 farms when USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture was taken, with corn, soybeans and milk as the leading products. A grain truck or milk hauler on a farm may be parked in a barn lot or beside a field lane; tell us whether a tow vehicle can reach it on gravel and where to turn in.
Wholesale trade and farm work at Warren
The same LEHD figures put agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting at another 60, or 12.3 percent. Box trucks and straight trucks from a distribution business here are welcome; include the body length and liftgate details when you send photos.
Contractors with a dump truck, a flatbed or a service body truck can send the VIN, a few clear photos and the title status in one message to get started.
On the North American Rail Network, kept by the Federal Railroad Administration and the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, the GOODMAN yard lies 17.8 miles south-west of Warren and GM AUTOLOAD 20.2 miles north. A truck that shuttles to either yard can be collected at the yard lot or at home; give us the location you prefer.
Fort Wayne’s air base, listed by the Bureau of Transportation Statistics as an 8,785-acre installation, is 24 miles to the north-east. If the truck is stored near there, add the cross streets to your message along with the title and registration details.