Port of Palm Beach

1. Shipping Cars To Or From Port Of Palm Beach, Florida
2. Cost & Time To Ship Your Car Examples
3. Port Charges
4. Ship Car To Another State
5. Cost To Ship Car To Another State
6. Interstate Towing
7. Transport Car To Another State
8. Appropriate Paperwork
9. Mode Of Shipping
10. Port Of Palm Beach Neighborhood Areas We Serve
11. Port Of Palm Beach Includes Zip Codes

Shipping Cars to or From Port of Palm Beach, Florida

Port of Palm Beach is seated right at the heart of Florida in Riviera Beach. It’s among the top ranking ports in Florida with a specialty in shipping bulk and dry cargo such as sugar and molasses. The average tonnage handled per year is well over one million which is rather impressive for a port of its caliber.

Here is a rundown of what to keep an eye out for when shipping cars to or from port of Palm Beach, Florida. 

Cost & Time To Ship Your Car Examples

*Prices and times are estimated. They can vary depending on the season and what type of vehicle you are shipping.

Port Charges

As a rule of freight, when shipping cars to or from port of Palm Beach Florida, port fees must be cleared before setting sail. Should your automobile need accommodation at the port’s terminal, you will also bear the burden of storage fees. This is no cheap levy so be sure to carefully map out your sailing schedule to avoid such hiccups. Please liaise with your auto shipper on any other additional charges.

Ship Car To Another State

Cost to ship car to another state

If you're shipping your car to or from Port Of Palm Beach, the most important factor affecting the cost is the distance the car needs to travel. The further the distance, the more it will cost to ship the car.

Other factors that can affect shipping costs include the size and weight of the car and any special shipping requirements (e.g., insurance, etc.).

A good online shipping calculator can give you a rough estimate of the cost of shipping your car to or from Port Of Palm Beach. Keep in mind that the final cost may be higher or lower than the estimate, depending on actual shipping conditions.

Interstate towing

If you're looking to have a vehicle towed to or from Port Of Palm Beach, there are a few things you should know.

First, make sure you choose a reputable company that has experience with interstate towing to or from Port Of Palm Beach. A lot of companies out there claim to be able to handle interstate towing, but not all of them provide equal service.

It's also important to keep in mind the different rules and regulations that apply in Port Of Palm Beach and other states. Make sure you're familiar with the laws in both the state you're coming from and the state you're going to. A good shipping company should understand these regulations well.

Transport car to another state

There are a few things to keep in mind when transporting a car to another state from Port Of Palm Beach. First, make sure the car is in good condition and roadworthy. You'll also want to get all the necessary paperwork in order, including a bill of sale and registration. Finally, it's important to plan your route carefully and allow plenty of time for rest stops and emergencies.

Alternatively, you can hire the services of a reputable car shipping company, like A-1 Auto Transport. We'll take care of everything, making the whole process easy for you.

Appropriate paperwork

Below is a list of the most basic documents needed when shipping cars to or from the port of Palm Beach, Florida.

• The original title to assert proof of ownership. This should be accompanied with at least three copies. Be sure to print both the front and back of the title when making copies. Luckily at this port the copies need not be notarized.
• If there is a lien holder against the automobile to be shipped, you need to present a notarized letter drafted by the lien holder. The letter should essentially be authorizing shipment of the car to an overseas destination.
• Bill of sale for pre-owned cars detailing the seller and the buyer.
• Power of attorney to the company or person standing in for the owner of the automobile.
• Bill of lading. This is a document detailing the vehicle routing, the carrier, and the as well as the make model and type of car. Take note that any dent or scratch on the car prior to shipping should be written down on this document. This will make it easier to file an insurance claim should any damage or theft occur.

Mode of shipping

The most popular method of shipping cars to or from the port of Palm Beach Florida is Roll on Roll of. During loading, your vehicle will be driven into a RoRo vessel which is fitted with sloped ramps. It will later be unloaded the same way. Even better than its simplicity is its cost-effectiveness. The only trade-off is coverage seeing only a handful of ports offer RoRo shipping facilities. RoRo shipping is viable for SUVs trucks, compact cars, as well as motorcycles and ATVs. However, this is only applicable to motorized vehicles.

Container shipping is the alternative shipping method that costs a little more, and for good reason. Not only is it water and wind resistant, your car will be stored in a manner that will minimize any mobility while in transit. It is advisable to use this method when shipping exotic or antique cars that need added protection.

Kindly reach out to us if you need any assistance.

Port of Palm Beach Neighborhood Areas We Serve

Our auto transport services are proud to help with your move in any of the neighborhoods you see below. And if you don't see your neighborhood listed here, don't worry because we can most likely service it.

Port of Palm Beach includes ZIP codes:

33404