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State-to-state car shipping

One state over or across the map. We move vehicles between any two states with licensed, insured interstate carriers.

  • Service to and from all 50 states
  • Carriers with active interstate authority
  • One all-in price for the whole route

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Shipping a car across state lines

Moving a vehicle across state lines for hire requires federal operating authority and insurance on file with the FMCSA. Every carrier we assign has both, and we check before they are dispatched.

Most interstate shipments travel on major corridors, then branch off to the pickup and delivery addresses. Routes between large metro areas tend to move fastest because more trucks run them.

Whether you are relocating for work, bringing home a car you bought online or sending one to a student, the process is the same: one quote, one booking, door to door.

A good fit when

  • You are relocating and do not want to drive two cars
  • You bought a vehicle from a dealer or seller in another state
  • A student or family member needs their car in another state
  • You would rather not put the miles on your vehicle
What to expect

How an interstate move comes together

01

Quote your route

Enter both ZIP codes and your vehicle to see the price.

02

We line up the carrier

We match your route with a vetted carrier already running that lane.

03

Pickup

Inspection, signatures and the vehicle is on its way.

04

Delivery

The driver calls ahead, you inspect and sign.

FAQ

State-to-State questions

How long does state-to-state shipping take?

Neighboring states are often a few days from pickup. Longer routes take more time, and coast-to-coast trips generally run about a week to ten days. We give you an estimate for your route when you book.

Do I need to do anything about registration or plates?

Not for shipping. The vehicle does not need current registration to ride on a trailer. Registering it in the new state is up to you once it arrives.

Can you ship to Alaska or Hawaii?

Yes. Those shipments combine truck transport with ocean freight from a mainland port. Call us at (304) 971-4230 for a quote on those routes.

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