Kansas City’s thriving construction, manufacturing, and logistics industries rely on precision transport to keep major projects on track. Between river crossings, tight interstates, and urban congestion, moving oversized freight through the metro takes serious expertise.
Southern Transport delivers heavy, wide, and over-height loads safely and efficiently—trusted by Kansas City’s top industrial, energy, and infrastructure operations.
Hauling super loads through Missouri’s busiest transportation hub means navigating strict regulations and complex routing. From bridge components to refinery equipment, one missed permit or escort delay can stall your timeline.
Backed by decades of experience across the Midwest, Southern Transport ensures every move stays compliant, secure, and on schedule.
We understand the needs of Kansas City’s distribution centers, construction zones, and manufacturing hubs along I-70 and I-435.
Our in-house team handles permits, escorts, and delivery—coordinating every detail for a seamless hauling experience.
Our modern trailers, certified operators, and secure load systems keep your freight protected from start to finish across Missouri and Kansas.
From turbines and bridge beams to industrial presses and precast concrete, Southern Transport hauls the freight standard carriers can’t handle. Our team:
When precision matters most, our planning, fleet, and expertise ensure your load arrives without delay.
Tell us what needs to move—we’ll handle permits, escorts, and routing logistics.
Our dispatch team manages timing, documentation, and support vehicles for a worry-free move.
Your super load arrives on time, safely positioned, and ready for your next phase of work.
Major projects can’t afford downtime. Southern Transport provides dependable oversized load trucking throughout Missouri and Kansas—on time, on budget, and with zero surprises.
Contact us or call 903-986-8900 to speak with our logistics team and get your heavy haul moving today.
We provide oversized load hauling across the region, including: