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Highland Springs is a Henrico County community with rail yards, fuel terminals and a river port to its south and west, and the trucks kept here haul general freight, steel coil, containers and mail.

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

Small carriers on Highland Springs streets

General freight is listed by 36 of the 43 active Highland Springs motor carriers in FMCSA’s carrier census. If yours is one of those box trucks or tractors, have the title and current Virginia registration in one folder before you call, and we can work from the VIN onward.

The three biggest local operations in the same federal census run 3, 2 and 2 power units, each with three drivers. A two- or three-truck outfit can sell one unit and keep the rest working; tell us which truck is going and where it sits between runs.

On FMCSA’s rolls, 19 of the 43 local carriers hold interstate authority and 24 work intrastate only, with 8 hauling their own goods as private carriers. An intrastate truck still needs its title signed over, so check that the name on it matches the owner on the registration.

Steel and boxes

Coil loads, containers and mail routes

Seven local carriers in the FMCSA census haul metal sheets, coils and rolls, and six move intermodal containers. Flatbed tractors and chassis pullers from that work are trucks we collect, and photos of the deck, the coil racks or the twist-locks help us see the setup as it stands.

Another six Highland Springs carriers list U.S. Mail as cargo on their federal registration. Contract mail trucks often stay parked at a route depot rather than at home, so give us that address and the name of whoever can let us in.

Five local carriers reported annual mileage to FMCSA, and their median sits at 35,000 miles a truck. Write down the odometer reading on the day you contact us so the figure in your photos and the figure in your message agree.

Fulton yard, South yard and the Richmond terminals

Fulton yard lies 5 miles south-west of Highland Springs and South yard 6.3 miles along that same bearing, on the North American Rail Network maps. A truck that has been working drayage near either yard can be collected right where it is parked.

Two petroleum product terminals named Richmond appear in Energy Information Administration records, at 5.3 and 6.1 miles west of town. If your tanker or fuel delivery truck has served those racks, keep its tank inspection paperwork with the title, since those records travel with the truck.

From the Richmond Marine Terminal docks to the stone quarry

Port of Virginia’s Richmond Marine Terminal is 8.2 miles south-west of Highland Springs, and the Bureau of Transportation Statistics lists it both as a roll-on/roll-off terminal and as a rail intermodal ramp. Container chassis and day cabs that shuttle boxes off those docks fit what we buy; send the VIN and a shot of the fifth wheel.

Seven miles to the south-west, the Mine Safety and Health Administration records the South Richmond Quarry, a crushed-stone operation. Dump trucks that haul stone from it can stay at the quarry lot or your yard for pickup; keep the service records for the bed hoist with the title.

Henrico plant floors, builders and soybean farms

Census Bureau LEHD job counts for 2023 put 2,744 jobs in Highland Springs, with 851 of them in manufacturing, 246 in construction, 188 in transportation and warehousing, and 179 in wholesale trade. Straight trucks and tractors tied to plant deliveries or job sites are the kind of equipment we pick up from a shop lot or a contractor yard.

Eighteen construction establishments around Highland Springs show up in the Census Bureau’s County Business Patterns. A builder retiring a dump or stake-bed truck can leave it at the job site; tell us whether a gate code or a site contact is needed.

Across Henrico County, 84 farms appear in USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture, with soybeans, honey and cattle at the top of the list. Farm trucks and livestock haulers from those operations are welcome, and a farm-use registration should go in the folder with the title.

Titles and newer Highland Springs operators

The FMCSA census shows 7 carriers registered here in 2024 and 2 more in 2025. If you are one of these newer operators and your truck still carries a lender on the title, have the lienholder’s release or payoff letter ready before we collect.

A lost Virginia title has to be replaced through the state’s title office before the sale can close, so start that request first. Then send us photos of the cab, frame and tires along with the registration card.

The questions we get asked in Highland Springs

  • Will you collect a stone dump truck that runs loads out of South Richmond Quarry?South Richmond Quarry, a crushed-stone site listed by the Mine Safety and Health Administration, lies 7 miles south-west of town, and dump trucks from that work are part of what we buy. Have the title and registration ready, plus any service records.
  • What do I need if I hauled containers off the Richmond Marine Terminal?Richmond Marine Terminal, 8.2 miles south-west by Bureau of Transportation Statistics records, handles roll-on/roll-off and rail intermodal traffic. Bring the title, current registration, the VIN and photos of the tractor and fifth wheel.

Sell your truck in Highland Springs

From Highland Springs out to the Fulton yard, the Richmond fuel terminals and the Port of Virginia’s Richmond Marine Terminal, we collect trucks across Henrico County and the Richmond side of the map.