WALL TRANSPORTATION

MC 323964USDOT 699952

A Wall Transportation power unit coupled to a polished stainless food-grade tank trailer in low evening light.

Food-grade bulk transportation.Liquid and dry.

Dedicated food-grade fleet out of Springfield, Tennessee, running long-haul and dedicated regional lanes nationwide.

Liquid TankerInsulated stainless, smooth boreDry BulkHopper bottom, gravity discharge
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  • MC 323964
  • USDOT 699952
  • Authorized since 2013
  • Insured by Great West Casualty Co.
  • Certificates of insurance on request

Division 01

Liquid Tanker

Stainless, smooth bore, food-grade dedicated. No baffles, so the barrel washes out completely with nowhere for residue to sit. No chemical or waste service on this equipment, ever.

Capacity
6,000–6,500 gallons
Insulation
Fully insulated, every unit
Heat
In-transit heat on select units

Commodities hauled

  • Liquid sugar
  • High-fructose corn syrup
  • Corn syrup
  • Molasses
  • Honey
  • Liquid malt extract
  • Soybean oil
  • Canola oil
  • Palm oil
  • Coconut oil
  • Cottonseed oil
  • Sunflower oil
  • Chocolate
  • Cocoa liquor
  • Peanut butter
  • Caramel color
  • Apple juice concentrate
  • Orange juice concentrate
  • Grape juice concentrate
  • Fruit purees
  • Tomato paste
  • Vinegar
  • Brine and salt solutions
  • Food-grade glycerin
  • Starch slurry
  • Potable water

Representative, not a limit. If it is liquid and food-grade, ask.

A Wall Transportation blue Peterbilt coupled to a polished stainless food-grade tank trailer, full side profile at a processing facility.

Division 02

Dry Bulk

Hopper bottom trailers, discharging by gravity through bottom gates. Same food-grade standard and the same wash documentation as the tanker fleet.

Commodities hauled

  • Corn
  • Wheat
  • Oats
  • Barley
  • Rice
  • Sorghum
  • Soybeans
  • Sunflowers
  • Flaxseed
  • Canola meal
A Wall Transportation Peterbilt coupled to a tarped hopper bottom grain trailer at dusk, marker lights lit.

Sanitation and compliance.

  • 01

    FSMA Sanitary Transportation

    Written procedures for food-grade transport, with drivers trained against them.

  • 02

    Wash policy

    Shipper-approved wash facilities only. A wash ticket is documented on every load, no exceptions.

  • 03

    100% food-grade fleet

    No chemical backhauls. No waste backhauls. Not once, not as a favor, not ever.

  • 04

    Kosher certified

    A food-grade tanker becomes kosher certified by being placed under a rabbinic kosher transport program, then cleaned, inspected, and documented so its prior use no longer compromises kosher status. Before every kosher load, the tank interior is steam-koshered at high temperature.

Two Wall Transportation stainless food-grade tankers discharging water through hose lines at a relief site.

Emergency response.Potable water.

When a municipal water system goes down, drinking water moves by tanker. What is in that tanker, and what was in it before, matters more than how fast it arrives.

Over 2,000,000 gallons of potable water delivered in 60 days.

2024 response

Dedicated food-grade tankers. Not plastic.

Stainless, smooth bore, food-grade dedicated. No chemical or waste load has ever been in these barrels, and every load carries a wash ticket from a shipper-approved facility. Ask any carrier bidding your emergency what their tank carried last, and whether they can produce the paperwork.

Procurement
Wall deploys under emergency response contractors and relief organizations with dedicated food-grade tankers for potable water. Clean, safe, and regulated.
Activation
Standby and staging on request. Deployment into the affected area within 12–24 hours of written confirmation.

Dispatch direct at 318-235-4922.

Dedicated fleet. Scalable capacity.

  • Company trucks running food-grade exclusively — your baseline lanes, same equipment, same drivers.
  • Leased owner-operators vetted to Wall’s food-grade requirements.
  • All capacity under MC 323964, Wall’s insurance, and the same wash-documentation standard — one authority, one standard.
Wall Transportation power units lined up with polished stainless food-grade tank trailers.

Company power units · food-grade dedicated

Why brokers and shippers work with Wall.

  • 01

    Long-tenured authority

    Operating under MC 323964 since 2013. Verify Wall Transportation, LLC on SAFER before you finish reading this page.

  • 02

    Owner-level dispatch

    You reach the person who decides, not a queue and not a callback.

  • 03

    Clean paperwork

    Wash tickets, BOLs, and certificates arrive complete the first time.

  • 04

    Lane familiarity

    Repeat lanes run by drivers who already know the plant, the gate, and the wait.

  • 05

    One point of contact

    The same person from quote through delivery. No handoffs mid-load.

Where we run.

Springfield, Tennessee is the home terminal, not the limit. Wall runs nationwide in every direction, on long-haul lanes and dedicated regional freight, with familiar plants and drivers who have run the route before.

Representative lanes
ArkansasCalifornia
South CarolinaWisconsin
KentuckyGeorgia
North CarolinaKentucky

Questions, answered.

What does Wall Transportation haul?
Wall Transportation is a food-grade bulk carrier with two divisions: liquid tanker (insulated, smooth-bore stainless) and dry bulk (hopper bottom). Both run food-grade dedicated, out of Springfield, Tennessee, on long-haul and dedicated regional lanes nationwide.
Does Wall Transportation haul emergency potable water?
Yes. Emergency potable water is a core service. Wall deploys dedicated food-grade stainless tankers to deliver emergency drinking water when a municipal water system fails, with heavy activity along the Gulf Coast and the Eastern Seaboard during hurricane and storm season. In a 2024 disaster response it delivered over 2,000,000 gallons of potable water in 60 days, deploying under emergency response contractors and relief organizations, with deployment into the affected area within 12 to 24 hours of written confirmation.
Does Wall Transportation haul water for wildfire fire camps?
Yes. Wall hauls potable water to wildfire incident base camps, supporting fire camps in Washington, Oregon, Utah, New Mexico, and Texas. It is the same food-grade stainless, smooth-bore tanker fleet used for emergency municipal water, so the water arrives clean, safe, and regulated.
Is Wall Transportation kosher certified?
Yes. Each food-grade tanker is placed under a rabbinic kosher transport program, then cleaned, inspected, and documented so its prior use no longer compromises kosher status. The tank interior is steam-koshered at high temperature before every kosher load.
What food-grade liquid commodities does Wall Transportation haul?
Liquid commodities include Liquid sugar, High-fructose corn syrup, Corn syrup, Molasses, Honey, Liquid malt extract, Soybean oil, Canola oil, Palm oil, Coconut oil, Cottonseed oil, Sunflower oil, Chocolate, Cocoa liquor, Peanut butter, Caramel color, Apple juice concentrate, Orange juice concentrate, Grape juice concentrate, Fruit purees, Tomato paste, Vinegar, Brine and salt solutions, Food-grade glycerin, Starch slurry, Potable water. The list is representative, not a limit: if it is liquid and food-grade, ask.
What dry bulk commodities does Wall Transportation haul?
Dry bulk commodities include Corn, Wheat, Oats, Barley, Rice, Sorghum, Soybeans, Sunflowers, Flaxseed, Canola meal.
Are Wall Transportation’s tankers food-grade dedicated?
Yes. The tankers are stainless, smooth bore, insulated, and food-grade dedicated, with in-transit heat on select units. No chemical or waste load has ever been carried in this equipment, and every load carries a wash ticket from a shipper-approved facility.
What are Wall Transportation’s USDOT and MC numbers?
Wall Transportation operates under USDOT 699952 and MC 323964. Both are verifiable on the FMCSA SAFER system.
Where is Wall Transportation based and where does it run?
Wall Transportation is based in Springfield, Tennessee, and runs long-haul and dedicated regional lanes nationwide in every direction.
Is Wall Transportation insured?
Yes. Wall Transportation is insured by Great West Casualty Co. Certificates of insurance are available on request and can name your company.

Broker or shipper? Get our carrier packet.

Authority, insurance, W-9, and references in one file. Request it and we’ll reply with the packet.

Driver hiring — [HIRING]

Wall runs food-grade freight out of Springfield, Tennessee with company equipment and leased owner-operators. Drivers interested in running with us can reach dispatch at Walltransportation101@gmail.com.

Request a quote.

Lane, commodity, and timing is enough to start. You will hear back from the person who dispatches the load.

Prefer the phone? 318-235-4922