Can I track my vehicle during transport?

Yes, you can track your vehicle during transport, though the method varies depending on the carrier. Some larger fleet operators use GPS and satellite tracking systems that provide real-time location updates. However, many carriers in the auto transport industry are owner-operators running one or two trucks, and they may not have dedicated GPS tracking equipment installed.

Regardless of the carrier's technology, you will receive updates during transit. The driver from the company you booked with is your primary point of contact during transport — you can call them directly to ask for a status update and estimated arrival time. If you prefer not to contact the driver directly, call the company you booked with for a status update. The company you book with provides the driver's contact information at dispatch so you always have a way to reach them.

The company you book with keeps you posted at key milestones — when your pickup is scheduled, when pickup is complete, and when the driver is approaching delivery — so if anything changes (delays, route adjustments, or schedule shifts) you are never left guessing. The industry is moving toward universal real-time tracking, but for now, direct communication with the carrier remains the most reliable way to know exactly where your vehicle is.