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Protect yourself during auto transport with common-sense security tips. Learn how to verify driver credentials, what to record, and when to refuse vehicle handoff.
Explore the average auto transport rates for March 2011 across key U.S. routes. Rising diesel prices led to cost increases—use this data to plan your vehicle shipment.
Auto transport delays can happen for many reasons—traffic, paperwork issues, or mechanical problems. Learn why delays occur and why most shippers offer a flexible pick-up window.
Learn what factors influence auto transport rates—from fuel and insurance to truck maintenance and driver pay. Understand how shipping costs are calculated and what you’re really paying for.
You don’t need your registration or title to ship your car. Learn what paperwork matters most during auto transport—like the Bill of Lading—and how to document your vehicle’s condition.
See the average auto transport rates for February 2011 across key U.S. regions. Rising diesel costs have led to rate increases—use this data to estimate your shipping expenses.
Protect yourself from fraud during auto transport with these simple steps. Learn how to verify a carrier’s legitimacy and what credentials to request before handing over your vehicle.
Rising diesel fuel prices are pushing auto transport costs higher. Learn how increased fuel expenses affect shipping rates and what vehicle owners should expect to pay.
Worried your car might be driven during auto transport? Learn when limited driving is necessary, how to track mileage, and how driveaway service differs from standard shipping.
Auto transport payment options vary—many companies require cash or a cashier’s check at delivery. Learn why credit cards aren’t always accepted and how to plan ahead.
Check out average auto transport rates for January 2011 across major U.S. shipping routes. Use this monthly pricing update to estimate your car shipping costs.
Most auto transport companies offer a 3-day pick-up window—not an exact date. Learn why flexibility keeps costs down and what to do if you need a guaranteed pick-up time.