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Hawaii (HI), USA
Shipping a car from Hawaii to the mainland averages $1,100–$1,600, with rates varying by port location and vehicle size. Transit time typically ranges 7–14 days, including vessel transport and states...
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...
FMCSA numbers verify interstate operating authority; all commercial auto carriers must display them alongside active DOT registration. USDOT numbers track safety performance, insurance status, and co...
Open-air transport costs $0.60–$1.10 per mile, making it the most economical option for standard vehicle shipping. Vehicles are exposed to weather and road debris but remain secured on two-level carr...
The FMCSA regulates interstate commercial vehicle operations, enforcing safety standards, licensing, insurance, and driver qualification compliance. All auto transport carriers must hold active FMCSA...
Average car shipping rates range from $0.60–$1.50 per mile, with lower pricing on long-distance, high-volume routes. Enclosed transport costs 30–60% more than open carriers, commonly used for classic...
