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Who Can Use Flatbed Car Transport Services — American Auto Shipping Blog
Auto Transport Tips

June 20, 2016

Who Can Use Flatbed Car Transport Services

One of the lesser-known methods of shipping a vehicle is what is known as flatbed car transport. Simply put, unlike open and enclosed transportation, a flatbed hauler literally has a flat bed on the back of their truck. Open haulers can usually ship up to ten cars at a time, while enclosed carriers ...

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What if I Can't Pay for Car Shipping Services? — American Auto Shipping Blog
General Information

June 2, 2016

What if I Can't Pay for Car Shipping Services?

When you ship a car, the most important thing that you can do, surprisingly, is actually pay your shipping companies for their services. It may be a foreign concept to some, but paying for the services that other people render unto you is important, and if you can't pay for car shipping services, do...

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Auto Transport Tips: Get Multiple Vehicle Transport Quotes — American Auto Shipping Blog
Auto Transport Tips

May 23, 2016

Auto Transport Tips: Get Multiple Vehicle Transport Quotes

When you ship a car, one of the most important factors will invariably be the price you pay. Not all auto transport companies are equal; some cost more than others, some cost less than others. Some are better than others, some are worse than others. The company that you choose to ship your vehicle n...

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Do Companies Offer an Auto Shipping Payment Plan? — American Auto Shipping Blog
General Information

May 19, 2016

Do Companies Offer an Auto Shipping Payment Plan?

When you ship a car , you have to pay to have it shipped. It's that simple. Regardless of who you hire to move your vehicle, you need to pay for their services. It's no different than paying for any other service, be it a plumber or an electrician or anything else. But there's one big difference bet...

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How do I Handle an Auto Transport Damage Claim? — American Auto Shipping Blog
Auto Shipping FAQ

May 17, 2016

How do I Handle an Auto Transport Damage Claim?

When you ship a car the last thing that you want to have happen is your vehicle to be damaged during transport. Most of the time, damage during transport is rare indeed; it happens on only a handful of shipments, and many times damage happens due to circumstance rather than negligence. However, dama...

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Car Transport to Metro Memphis — American Auto Shipping Blog
Auto Shipping by Region

May 13, 2016

Car Transport to Metro Memphis

[caption id="attachment_5436" align="alignright" width="237"] Memphis, Tennessee[/caption] The Memphis, Tennessee Metropolitan Statistical Area, commonly referred to as "Metro Memphis" or the "Mid-South," is an urban area centered on Memphis, Tennessee. It is currently home to a population of over 1...

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Why you Can't Ship Perishable Items In a Car — American Auto Shipping Blog
General Information

May 12, 2016

Why you Can't Ship Perishable Items In a Car

Why food and other perishables can't ride along in a car you're shipping, what else has to come out, and what you can do with it instead.

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Car Shipping to Parkersburg, West Virginia — American Auto Shipping Blog
Auto transport by city

April 30, 2016

Car Shipping to Parkersburg, West Virginia

Parkersburg is a city located in Wood County, in the U.S. state of West Virginia. It is also the county seat, and, with a population of over 30,900 residents, the third-largest city in the state. The city has long been a small, sleepy city, though it does have a fairly stable economy that is actuall...

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General Info About Flatbed Car Transport Services — American Auto Shipping Blog
General Information

April 28, 2016

General Info About Flatbed Car Transport Services

The vast majority of vehicles on the road today can be shipped via a standard auto shipping carrier . These are vehicles that see daily use - going to and from work, taking the kids to school or soccer practice, you know, daily driving stuff. These vehicles see plenty of use, wear and tear, so most ...

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Is Drive Away Car Transport Viable? — American Auto Shipping Blog
Auto Shipping FAQ

April 26, 2016

Is Drive Away Car Transport Viable?

When you ship a car, one of the most important decisions you are going to make is deciding who is going to ship your vehicle and how you're going to have it shipped. Okay, technically that's two decisions, but that's okay - you get the drift. There are lots of different potential shipping companies ...

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Are There Any Car Transport Alternatives? — American Auto Shipping Blog
Auto Shipping FAQ

April 5, 2016

Are There Any Car Transport Alternatives?

Most vehicles that are shipped today are transported on one of three main auto shipping carriers - either open, the standard; enclosed, for more expensive vehicles; and flatbed, for those that can't fit on the first two due to size. But these are considered the "main" methods of transporting a vehic...

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Auto Shipping to Greensboro, North Carolina — American Auto Shipping Blog
Auto transport by city

March 26, 2016

Auto Shipping to Greensboro, North Carolina

Greensboro is a city in as well as the county seat of Guilford County, in the U.S. state of North Carolina. Formerly spelled "Greensborough," it was renamed in 1895. The city itself was first established in 1808 around the Guilford County Courthouse, and was established as the county seat due to its...

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