Ship A Car Industry News Blog - Page 14

The cars people care most about are the ones most likely to be damaged in transit, for three reasons: too low, too valuable, or irreplaceable.

Fuel is one of the largest costs in trucking, and a driver who runs efficiently moves the same freight for meaningfully less. Here is what actually works, in order of how much it saves, and how it reaches your quote.

Winter reroutes the transport industry in real time. How storms change routes, timelines and pricing, how to prepare a car for a cold-season move, and why the quiet weeks after the holidays are a genuinely good time to ship.

A growing share of safety recalls are resolved by a download rather than a workshop visit, and that changes the owner’s obligation in ways the notice does not make obvious. An over the air remedy is still a recall.

Which pickups actually test safest, why the awards keep changing, and how to verify the exact cab and trim you are buying before you sign.

Special purpose electric vehicles are a category the transport industry handles constantly and rarely names. None is a car, most are not street legal, and every one raises the same three questions.

You don’t need to know the ins and outs of how to ship a car; nevertheless, you really do need to know the importance of the Bill of Lading (BOL) that will be given to you by your auto transport carrier.

It is not a ban on gasoline cars. What the 2035 rule actually covers, and what it means if you are moving to California with one.

The cost of diesel and the trucking industry go hand in hand. Rising diesel costs have always and will continue to have a direct impact on the entire trucking industry worldwide. This is not just an issue in the United States but the entire globe is feeling the pressures of rising costs.

Have you tried placing a shipping order to restock your inventory in the last six months? If you did, you probably had a heart attack when you saw how much it would cost. The cost of shipping a car can fluctuate based on many factors, from the type of vehicle to the time of year. In this post, we will break down the key factors that led to the current rise in shipping prices.

Diesel prices in the United States have hit a price not seen since 2018, according to the Department of Energy. Fuel prices in general have been steadily increasing for the last five months, give or take. Diesel prices have raised 45 cents per gallon since the week ending February 8th as well. This sharp increase has already impacted the price of transporting goods, including automobiles. Keep reading to see how high diesel prices affect car shipping services and transportation services in general, and how you might be able to save some money despite higher fuel prices.

Civil penalties under the FMCSA Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse rule, who they apply to, and why the dollar amounts change every year.

Review sites in this industry vary enormously in reliability, and several that look independent rank companies by what those companies pay.