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Most coast-to-coast routes take 7–10 days in transit. Shorter routes may take 2–5 days. Your coordinator will provide a route-specific window.

Yes. Every carrier we work with is required to maintain active cargo insurance. We verify coverage before dispatch.

Carriers typically allow up to 100 lbs of personal belongings in the trunk, though these items are not covered by cargo insurance.

Booking 1–2 weeks ahead gives you the best flexibility. Expedited pickup may also be available for tighter schedules.

We need the pickup and delivery cities or ZIP codes, vehicle year, make and model, operating condition, transport preference and approximate pickup date.

The carrier picks up and delivers as close to your requested addresses as safely and legally possible. Large trucks may need a nearby open parking area.

You and the driver review its condition at pickup and delivery. Existing marks and mileage are recorded on the Bill of Lading, and photographs are strongly recommended.

Yes, when disclosed in advance. The vehicle must usually roll, steer and brake, and the carrier may require a winch or other loading equipment.

Route distance, vehicle size and condition, open or enclosed transport, fuel and seasonal demand, and pickup flexibility all influence the final rate.

Traffic, weather, mechanical issues and customer scheduling can affect timing. Your coordinator and carrier provide updates as the delivery window becomes clearer.