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in general, up to 100lbs of personal items can be packed into the trunk/cargo area of the vehicle you're shipping. This rule applies as long as the items are safely secured within a suitcase or a single box.

The front seats and their respective floorboards must be completely empty, devoid of any personal items. The same applies to the backseats and their floorboards unless you've obtained a comprehensive rate that permits items in these areas.

According to the Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations, the shipment of items outside of a vehicle on an open transport trailer is strictly prohibited. if you're using an enclosed auto transport trailer, you can include additional items such as a securely crated engine or transmission.

The 'First Available Pick-up Date' refers to the earliest date your vehicle is prepared and ready for cross county auto transport. Once you selected a car shipping carrier for your shipment, we'll get in touch with you to verify the precise date your vehicle will be shipped.

Absolutely, your vehicle enjoys full insurance coverage throughout the shipment process. This coverage begins the moment our carrier picks up your vehicle and lasts until it's delivered. We carefully pre-screen all carriers to ensure they comply with the Department of Transport (DOT) insurance requirements. The amount of insurance coverage depends on the value of your vehicle, the type of trailer used, and the carrier company.

Typically, an open cross country car transport carrier provides cargo insurance coverage ranging from $100,000 to $150,000. Conversely, an enclosed transport carrier offers a more extensive cargo insurance coverage, from $250,000 up to $3,000,000. Should you request, we can provide carriers’ certificates of insurance.

For vehicle shipments to Hawaii, insurance coverage adheres to the ocean freight liner's limitations. Our shipping advisors can provide more detailed information about this process.