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

Paterson is a city of small carriers: 1,122 active carriers with at least one truck are based here in FMCSA's November 2026 census, nearly two in three of them interstate. After general freight the cargoes they declare most are motor vehicles, household goods and refuse. The driving is short, two in three of the drivers working within a hundred miles, and manufacturing is the biggest trucking employer in the city.

So a Paterson yard holds a car hauler, a moving van, a roll-off on the refuse routes and a box truck with a lift gate on the plant and wholesale routes. In Paterson the semi truck with a sleeper is the interstate truck. The Getty Street rail yard sits just south of downtown and the Stone Industries quarry to the north-west, so a tri-axle dump truck works those roads too.

A lost title in New Jersey is replaced at a Motor Vehicle Commission Vehicle Center, by appointment. The centers nearest Paterson are 481 Route 46 West in Wayne and 450 Main Avenue in Wallington.

A refuse truck is two serial numbers, the chassis and the body, so a Paterson seller photographs the body maker's plate as well as the VIN. A car hauler is read through the deck and the ramps, a box truck through the body and the lift gate. Then the cab, the engine, the transmission tag and the odometer. Tell us the route, the ramp or the lane it worked and whether the trailer goes with it.

Paterson's own list is 53 bridges, none posted for load and one under fourteen feet, the Arch Street bridge over the Passaic River at thirteen feet eight. A tall box truck here has one structure to know, and a tri-axle answers to the scale. The New Jersey page carries the state's figures and the federal table, so this page keeps to what Paterson itself adds.

Tell us where the truck is in Paterson, down by Getty Street, up by the quarry or at a ramp lot toward North Bergen, and send photos and the title.