Joe Webster

Shipping a car to Europe typically costs $1,200–$3,000, with roll-on/roll-off being the most affordable transport method. Average transit time ranges from 3–6 weeks depending on departure port, desti...

RoRo auto transport costs 20–40% less than container shipping and is ideal for operable vehicles with standard dimensions. Vehicles are driven onto the ship’s deck and secured inside weather-protecte...

Keys are required for loading, unloading, and emergency access; carriers will not transport vehicles without an ignition key provided. Only one key set is needed — customers should keep all spares an...

The Motor Carrier Act of 1980 deregulated trucking rates, reducing shipping costs by up to 20% over the following decade. Entry barriers dropped significantly post-1980, increasing competition and ex...

Dealer-to-dealer transport typically costs $0.65–$1.20 per mile, with lower rates available for multi-unit or recurring shipments. Most deliveries occur within 2–5 days, depending on route frequency,...

Terminal-to-terminal shipping averages $0.60–$1.50 per mile, offering significant savings over door-to-door service for budget-conscious customers.​ Standard delivery spans 5–7 days, with potential...

FMCSA requires all auto transport carriers to carry liability insurance with a minimum coverage of $750,000 per incident. Cargo insurance typically covers up to $100,000 in vehicle damage — confirm e...

All interstate commercial vehicle carriers must display a valid USDOT Number issued by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). USDOT Numbers track safety records, insurance status, i...

The FMCSA regulates interstate commercial vehicle operations, enforcing safety standards, licensing, insurance, and driver qualification compliance. All auto transport carriers must hold active FMCSA...

Long-distance auto transport averages $0.60–$1.10 per mile, with lower rates on routes exceeding 1,500 miles via open carrier. Delivery timelines range from 5–12 days depending on route complexity, s...

Cross-country car shipping averages $1,100–$1,800, with open carrier delivery times ranging from 7–10 days for 2,500+ mile routes. Enclosed transport adds 30–60% for added protection, recommended for...

Dependable Auto Shippers, Inc. (DAS Auto Shippers) has been providing auto shipping services in the U.S. since 1954. The company is based out of Mesquite Texas, but has a network of over 95 terminals...

Interstate car shipping typically costs $0.70–$1.40 per mile, with pricing based on vehicle size, route length, and carrier type. Standard delivery takes 3–8 days across state lines; expedited servic...

Updates cover fuel surcharge trends, seasonal rate shifts, and FMCSA regulatory changes impacting auto transport pricing and timelines. Industry news includes supply chain disruptions, port delays, a...

Reliable auto transport averages $0.90–$1.50 per mile, with delivery windows typically ranging from 3–10 days based on distance. FMCSA-authorized carriers must provide active insurance, DOT registrat...

Cross-country car shipping averages $0.60–$1.05 per mile, with total costs ranging from $750–$1,800 depending on distance and size. Coast-to-coast delivery typically takes 7–10 days via open carrier;...