Car Transport States
The state of Kansas was a hotbed of pro-slavery and abolitionist sentiments when it was formed in 1854 as the Territory of Kansas. Though born from battle, the state ultimately entered the country as a free state after the Civil War. Today Kansas plays a major role in feeding the United States, as it produces …
The state of Iowa is hardly a popular auto transport location; the reason why is because most of the state is fairly rural. You have some pockets of people that form some metropolitan areas, such as Des Moines and Cedar Rapids, but on the whole Iowa really isn’t that popular from a customer or a …
Shipping a car to or from Indiana is usually going to be fairly easy, at least depending on where you’re shipping from and to. Easily the best place in Indiana to ship a vehicle to is Indianapolis; it’s the largest city in the state and is a major transportation hub in the region. It connects …
Illinois, outside of Chicago, really isn’t that populated; there are pockets of people, sure, but nothing on the scale of Chicago or even nearby Indianapolis. This can make it more difficult for carriers to run routes in or out of the state, but they are aided by several major interstates that ultimately run through Chicago …
When shipping to or from the state of Idaho, you’re probably going to see slightly higher prices and lower carrier availability as there are few major cities within the state and even fewer interstates that service much of the state. I-90 is the main interstate that runs east-west through the northern part of the state, …
Transporting a vehicle to or from the state of Hawaii is anything but quick and easy. The reason why is that any vehicle heading to or from the island state will need to be shipped via overseas transportation, which requires additional steps that transport on the mainland doesn’t have. Your representative will handle everything for …
When shipping to or from the state of Georgia, it’s nice that it sits in the southern part of the U.S. where the climate is warmer and there is not nearly as much snow as up north. This helps when it comes to transporting a car to or from the state, as more carriers are …
Florida is easily the most popular auto transport region in the entire U.S. More Florida cities see auto transport in or out of them than any other state in the union, and with two of the nation’s most popular auto transport corridors running through it, it’s not surprising that so many carriers like to travel …
The state of Delaware is one of the smallest in the U.S. and it’s really not that popular of an area to transport a vehicle to. Seriously, unless you’re shipping to like, Wilmington, it’s going to cost a lot more than just about every other shipment of the same distance that’s going to other cities. …
Transporting a vehicle to or from Connecticut is made much easier by I-95, which runs through the entire southeastern part of the state. However, Connecticut is far from popular with customers – few customers ship to or from Connecticut, at least when compared to other major cities like Chicago or Cincinnati. But it does help having …