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Car shipping by state
We collect and deliver in all 48 contiguous states. These are the states where the lane detail is worth a page of its own — corridors, seasonal pricing, access constraints and what actually ships there.
State guides
States with a full auto transport guide
California car shipping
The busiest auto transport market in the country, which is good news for availability and complicated news for access.
Florida car shipping
The most seasonal auto transport market in the country.
Texas car shipping
Texas is big enough that an in-state move can be a two-day haul, and busy enough that carrier availability is rarely the problem.
New York car shipping
Two completely different shipping markets share a state name.
Arizona car shipping
A strongly seasonal market with an unusual extra: one week in January moves more collector cars through Phoenix than most states see in a year.
Illinois car shipping
Chicago is the crossroads of American freight, which makes Illinois one of the easiest states to get a truck in — and winter the main thing that stands in the way.
Washington car shipping
The Pacific Northwest corner is a long way from everything, and one mountain pass decides how most vehicles get out of it.
Colorado car shipping
Everything east of the Front Range is straightforward.
Georgia car shipping
Georgia sits between the Northeast, the Midwest and Florida, and much of the traffic between them passes through it.
North Carolina car shipping
North Carolina is three shipping markets in one: the I-95 snowbird corridor in the east, the Charlotte and Triangle metros in the middle, and the mountains in the west.
Pennsylvania car shipping
Pennsylvania is where the Northeast's freight corridors cross, which keeps trucks within reach for most of the year.
Ohio car shipping
Ohio lies across the main routes between the East Coast and the Midwest, and I-75 runs from it straight to Florida.
New Jersey car shipping
New Jersey is small, dense and crossed by some of the busiest freight corridors in the country.
Why some states have a page and others do not
We ship to and from every state in the list below, and a quote for any of them takes the same ninety seconds. What differs is whether we have anything genuinely state-specific to tell you yet.
A page that only swapped one state's name for another's would waste your time, so we write them as we have real substance to put on them: which corridors serve the state, where a 75-foot carrier physically cannot go, how the seasonal calendar moves prices there, and what kind of vehicles actually ship on those lanes. More states are added as that detail is written rather than generated.
If your state has no page yet, nothing about your quote changes. Send the route and we will price the actual lane.
All 48 contiguous states
- Alabama
- Arizona
- Arkansas
- California
- Colorado
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- Florida
- Georgia
- Idaho
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Iowa
- Kansas
- Kentucky
- Louisiana
- Maine
- Maryland
- Massachusetts
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- Mississippi
- Missouri
- Montana
- Nebraska
- Nevada
- New Hampshire
- New Jersey
- New Mexico
- New York
- North Carolina
- North Dakota
- Ohio
- Oklahoma
- Oregon
- Pennsylvania
- Rhode Island
- South Carolina
- South Dakota
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Utah
- Vermont
- Virginia
- Washington
- West Virginia
- Wisconsin
- Wyoming
We do not currently arrange transport to or from Alaska or Hawaii.
Start from a route instead
If you already know both ends of your move, a route page covers distance, typical transit, seasonal demand and pricing for that specific lane.
Ready when you are
Two ZIP codes is all it takes to start.
Wherever you are shipping from, we price the real lane rather than a national average.