What's the point of a 14ft high dry van

High cube dry van. They use them out west for certain light commodities

 

I would imagine that it is good for hauling something like empty soda cans where the extra space is needed.

 

I did get lucky, because I didn't know, lucky for me I stay on i5 mostly

 

Thanks for the information, duly noted

 

They were also used for companies doing auto parts work. There were several outfits in the Great Lakes area that ran tractors that had lower suspension and frame to handle the high cube trailer. MTS and H O Wolding I think had a fair number set up like that

 

Costco runs 14’ dry van and reefer trailers to their Texas stores. I can’t tell that they actually load them any differently, but it does make it easier on the forklift driver with higher clearance on the roll doors.

 

I used to be a company driver and we did away with 14’ vans. It was a package manufacturer so lots of lightweight things. We also had 57’ long trailers.

I’ve ran into a few instances where my vehicle was height checked (I run 24.5 tires and a normal 13’6 van) including the CA scale and a toll booth.