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Belle Haven · Fairfax County · Virginia

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Belle Haven is a Fairfax County community of 6,570 people, per the Census Bureau, with a Norfolk Southern liquid bulk terminal to its west and the Newington fuel terminals a few miles beyond it, so the trucks kept here tend to haul refuse, freight, chilled food and towed units through the county.

Selling a truck in Belle Haven? Tell us about it and we'll take it from there.

The ten Belle Haven motor carriers

FMCSA’s carrier census lists 10 active carriers registered in Belle Haven, 9 of them authorised for interstate work, 1 intrastate only and 1 running as a private fleet. If your authority covers interstate hauling, have the USDOT number and the cab card handy when you call; those two documents settle most of our questions about a Belle Haven tractor.

Belle Haven outfits run lean: one has 6 power units with 3 drivers, another 5 power units with 5 drivers, and a third 3 units with 2 drivers, according to the same federal census. Selling one tractor out of a six-unit yard is ordinary for us: send the VIN of the truck going and leave the rest of the roster out of it.

New registrations have been sparse, with the carrier census showing 1 new Belle Haven carrier in 2025 and none in 2024. An operator who set up last year and is now letting a unit go should bring the title in the company name it was registered under, plus the registration showing that same name.

Refuse, general freight and reefers

Among the carriers registered here, FMCSA counts 5 hauling general freight, 4 carrying garbage, refuse and trash, 3 moving refrigerated food and 3 doing driveaway or towaway work. A roll-off or rear-loader from a Belle Haven refuse route is a truck we collect; photograph the body and the packer controls as well as the cab.

For a reefer unit, the federal census figure of 3 refrigerated-food carriers puts those trailers and straight trucks on local streets. Photograph the reefer unit’s plate and its hour meter as well as the tractor’s cab and dash, and describe both pieces in your first message.

Driveaway and towaway operators, 3 of them on FMCSA’s list, usually own the tow rig rather than the units moved. Tell us which vehicle is for sale, the tow truck or a tractor parked behind it, and where each one stands.

Fuel terminals west on the Newington side

Norfolk Southern TBT, a liquid bulk terminal, stands 4.2 miles west of town in Bureau of Transportation Statistics records. A tank tractor that loads there can be picked up from the yard it returns to; give us the gate contact and the lot address.

Two petroleum product terminals, NEWINGTON at 7.3 miles and NEWINGTON 2 at 7.8 miles, both west, appear in Energy Information Administration listings. Fuel haulers that worked those racks should gather any hazmat endorsement paperwork and the tank’s inspection records; we ask about the trailer as a separate item.

If the tractor stays parked near Newington while you live in Belle Haven itself, that is fine. We go to the truck, so the pickup address can be the terminal lot rather than your driveway.

Stone and installations

Quarries to the south-west and bases to the north

Per the Mine Safety and Health Administration, the GRAHAM-VIRGINIA crushed-stone quarry lies 12.5 miles south-west, and the Manassas quarry is 24.9 miles west. Dump trucks that run stone out of either pit can be collected at the quarry lot or at your shop, whichever is easier to reach.

To the north, Mark Center sits 4.9 miles north-west and Arlington Service Ctr 6.4 miles north, both military installations in Bureau of Transportation Statistics listings. A truck kept near either one may sit behind controlled access, so tell us early who can escort a driver to it.

Contractor rigs near the Belle Haven job base

The Census Bureau’s LEHD job counts show 2,492 jobs located in Belle Haven in 2023, 79 of them in construction, a 3.2% share. A contractor here selling a pickup-and-flatbed or a small dump truck should have the registration and any service records together before photos go out.

Belle Haven has 14 construction establishments on the books of County Business Patterns. Each of those outfits may have a work truck it no longer uses; tell us the model, the body type and whether the title is free of a lien.

Farm trucks and driver range

Fairfax County had 77 farms in USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture, with equine operations, potted flowering plants and honey listed first. A horse hauler or a nursery box truck from one of those farms is welcome; tell us the farm road access so the collection driver knows what to expect.

Drivers attached to Belle Haven carriers split 13 working within 100 miles and 9 going beyond it, on FMCSA’s count. If your long-haul tractor is parked out of state at the moment, give us that address; we can arrange the pickup where it sits.

The questions we get asked in Belle Haven

  • Do you take a Belle Haven garbage truck?FMCSA’s carrier census lists 4 garbage, refuse and trash carriers registered in Belle Haven, and their packers and roll-offs are trucks we buy. Pass along the packer’s VIN, its title and pictures of the body from both sides.
  • Can my tanker stay at Newington for collection?The Energy Information Administration lists the Newington terminals 7.3 and 7.8 miles west of Belle Haven, and the truck can stay there. Give us the lot contact and we arrange collection at the gate.
  • My Fairfax County truck’s title went missing; what now?In Belle Haven, a lost title is replaced through Virginia’s title agency, and the duplicate should be in hand before the sale closes. Tell us when you call so we can plan around it.

Sell your truck in Belle Haven

Belle Haven trucks work between the Norfolk Southern terminal next door, the Newington fuel terminals to the west and the stone quarries out toward Manassas.