Dry van freight, protected from the elements

Dry van freight is freight that needs to be enclosed and protected from the elements — palletized, boxed, or containerized goods that don't need refrigeration but do need to arrive exactly as they left. 10.19 Logistics runs dry van capacity on both service lines: an enclosed non-CDL box truck for smaller regional loads, and a Class 8 dry van tractor-trailer for full or partial truckload volume.

Which equipment fits depends on volume, not preference — a box truck is the right call for freight that doesn't justify a full trailer, and a Class 8 dry van trailer is the right call once volume reaches full or partial truckload. Both are handled directly by 10.19 Logistics, with no subcontracted carrier stepping in partway through the move.

Dry van capacity extends across the full service footprint — Southern California box truck lanes, and Class 8 regional truckload lanes reaching into Texas, Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, and Oklahoma.

Southern California for box truck dry van freight; Southern California, Texas, Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, and Oklahoma for Class 8 dry van truckload.