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Insured Auto Transporters Only! All of our auto shippers comply with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's safety standards, with broker bonds and/or carrier insurance on file. Check out our transporters at the FMCSA |
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We pre-screen all Car Moving for proper licensing, insurance, and operating authority as a household goods carrier. This is verified through the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's (FMCSA) database. |
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In addition, as a condition to advertise on
Car transport .com, all listed auto movers have agreed to promptly respond to complaints concerning their business practices. |
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Auto Transport Guide
- You can find vehicle transport companies advertised in many different places such as your local papers, phone book and of course the internet. Auto-Moving.com is committed to working with industry professionals only and if you are in need a vehicle transport company and required unmatched service, simply submit a request for quote on this site.
- You can also get references from friends or colleagues and this is an excellent way of finding a reputable auto shipping especially if they have first hand experience of the company themselves. It is a good idea to ask your moving company if they have recommendations as they will often have companies they have partnerships with and you may be able to get a discount by using one of their preferred vendors.
- Do your own investigation of the companies you are looking at to transport your vehicle. It is also important to check with the Better Business Bureau to find out if there have been complaints against any auto shipping you choose and how these complaints were resolved.
- Do not be concerned if you cannot find an auto shipping in your local area. Auto transport companies will generally have contract carriers, terminals or routes that go through your local area and your vehicle can be dropped off and collected at these locations.
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