Shipping Routes

Auto Transport Shipping Routes

The most traveled corridors for car shipping across the United States.
Featured Routes

Popular Car Shipping Routes

Each route page covers the roads carriers typically use, local considerations at both ends and seasonal timing tips. Every shipment is still quoted individually, based on your exact addresses, vehicle and dates.

California to Texas

Door-to-door auto transport from California to Texas, with open and enclosed options. See the corridor, local tips and timing considerations.

Texas to California

Door-to-door auto transport from Texas to California, with open and enclosed options. See the corridor, local tips and timing considerations.

Florida to New York

Door-to-door auto transport from Florida to New York along the I-95 corridor. See the corridor, local tips and timing considerations.

New York to Florida

Door-to-door auto transport from New York to Florida, with open and enclosed options. See the corridor, local tips and timing considerations.

Illinois to Florida

Door-to-door auto transport from Illinois to Florida, with open and enclosed options. See the corridor, local tips and timing considerations.

Arizona to Washington

Door-to-door auto transport from Arizona to Washington, with open and enclosed options. See the corridor, local tips and timing considerations.
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Shipping Somewhere Else?

These are the corridors we write about most often. Route One coordinates transport between any two points in the United States, including smaller towns and less common lanes.
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Questions Answered

Route Questions

Pricing depends on distance, vehicle size and condition, open or enclosed transport, the season and your flexibility. Our car shipping cost guide explains each factor, and a free quote is based on your exact route.
Popular corridors between large metro areas usually have more carrier traffic, which can help with scheduling. Remote locations may take more flexibility.
Yes in many cases. A larger nearby town or parking lot can be a convenient meeting point for a full-size carrier.

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