7 MIN
May 26, 2022
Auction auto transport is the process of shipping a vehicle purchased at an online or physical car auction – including Copart, IAAI, Manheim, and dealer auctions – to the buyer’s location using a licensed carrier. Shipping a car from auction costs $500–$1,500 for most CONUS routes depending on distance and transport type. Auction transport differs […]
3 MIN
May 26, 2022
Preparing a boat for shipping requires completing 10 specific steps before carrier pickup – from securing all hatches and removing loose items to draining fuel tanks and documenting pre-existing damage. Preparation is entirely the owner’s responsibility: carriers secure the boat to the trailer but are not liable for damage caused by improperly prepared vessels. The […]
4 MIN
May 26, 2022
RV shipping is the process of transporting a motorhome, travel trailer, fifth wheel, or camper van to a new location using a professional carrier. There are three main transport methods: drive-away (a contracted driver delivers the RV under its own power), towing (the RV is hauled behind a transport vehicle), and flatbed (the RV is […]
4 MIN
May 26, 2022
Heavy equipment shipping is the process of transporting oversized or overweight machinery – including excavators, bulldozers, cranes, agricultural equipment, and industrial machinery – via specialized trailers on public roads. Shipments exceeding 8.5 feet wide, 13.5 feet tall, or 80,000 lbs gross vehicle weight require oversize load permits, which vary by state and can cost $15–$150 […]
3 MIN
May 26, 2022
Auto transport requires five documents for a standard domestic shipment: a government-issued ID, vehicle registration or title, current proof of insurance, the transport agreement signed at booking, and the Bill of Lading signed at pickup and delivery. The Bill of Lading is the most critical – it is the legal record of vehicle condition at […]
9 MIN
Sep 15, 2021
Towing an electric car with wheels on the ground risks permanent damage to the electric motor, battery management system, and regenerative braking components – because spinning wheels generate back-EMF current that flows into an unpowered battery circuit. All major EV manufacturers – Tesla, Rivian, GM, Ford, Hyundai, Nissan – require flatbed transport with all four […]
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