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Auto transport rates range from $0.60–$1.75 per mile, with lower pricing on long-distance routes exceeding 1,000 miles. Distance, vehicle type, and season are key pricing factors; peak summer month...
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...
$500 transport rates are most common on short routes under 300 miles using open carriers with flexible pickup windows. Pricing below $600 often excludes enclosed service, expedited delivery, or large...
Lifted trucks often require flatbed or lowboy transport; oversized height or width may add $150–$500 in special equipment fees. Ground clearance under 4 inches or height over 7 feet typically disqual...
Hawaii (HI), USA
Shipping a motorcycle to Hawaii typically costs $1,000–$1,500 total, including mainland port fees and ocean freight charges. Transit time ranges from 7–20 days depending on mainland origin, carrier a...
Shipping a car from Los Angeles to Boston averages $1,200–$1,600, with rates influenced by distance, season, and carrier demand. Transit time on this 3,000-mile route is typically 7–10 days; expedite...
Hawaii (HI), USA
Military car shipping from Hawaii to the mainland averages $1,200–$2,000, with port-to-port transport from Honolulu to West Coast hubs. PCS-eligible service members may qualify for one government-pai...
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...
Most auto dealers offer shipping through third-party carriers, with open transport averaging $0.90–$1.30 per mile nationwide. Delivery timeframes for dealer-shipped vehicles typically range from 3–7...
Some auto transport brokers partner with third-party lenders to offer 0%–36% APR financing based on credit and loan term. Payment plans typically require approval before scheduling, with options rang...
Damage claims must be submitted in writing within 24–48 hours, supported by photos and a signed bill of lading noting issues. FMCSA requires carriers to carry cargo liability insurance, typically cov...
Salvaged car shipping typically costs $1.00–$2.00 per mile due to non-running status, winch requirements, and limited carrier availability. Most salvaged vehicles require flatbed or enclosed transpor...
Cross-country car shipping averages 7–10 days, with shorter regional routes completed in 2–5 days depending on distance and traffic. National pricing ranges from $0.60–$1.50 per mile — lower for open...
Hawaii (HI), USA
Shipping a non-running car from Hawaii costs $1,200–$2,500, with added fees for forklift loading or winch-equipped carriers. Most shipments take 7–14 days port-to-port; delays may occur if vehicles l...
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...
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...
