Nationwide Vehicle Transportation
Popular Auto Transport Routes.
Popular auto transport routes connect cities, states and regions throughout the United States. American Auto Express coordinates transportation for vehicles moving across regional corridors, interstate routes and cross-country destinations.
Not Every Route Moves The Same.
A vehicle shipping route can be regional, interstate or cross-country. Distance is important, but the cities, carrier traffic, vehicle and requested timing also influence transportation options.
Regional vehicle transportation connects neighboring states and nearby metropolitan areas. These routes can involve less mileage while still requiring carrier coordination between separate pickup and delivery markets.
Interstate routes can cross several states before reaching the destination. Carrier traffic often follows major interstate highways and metropolitan corridors.
Cross-country vehicle transportation can connect the West Coast, East Coast, Southeast, Southwest and other regions without requiring the owner to personally drive the vehicle thousands of miles.
Popular Vehicle Shipping Routes.
What Is An Auto Transport Route?
An auto transport route connects the vehicle's pickup location with its destination. Depending on the trip, the route may remain within one region or cross several states before delivery.
For example, a vehicle moving from Dallas to Miami may follow a different transportation corridor than a vehicle moving from Los Angeles to Denver.
Why Do Some Routes Have More Carrier Traffic?
Carrier activity can be influenced by population, metropolitan areas, interstate highways, seasonal movement and the number of vehicles traveling in both directions.
However, carrier availability changes over time. Therefore, even frequently traveled routes should be reviewed using the actual pickup location, destination and requested dates.
Do The Pickup And Delivery Cities Matter?
Yes. Major metropolitan areas can have different transportation activity than rural and remote locations. Large commercial carriers may also need accessible pickup and delivery locations.
Consumer Transportation Information
Customers can review consumer guidance from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration before arranging interstate vehicle transportation.
Read The FMCSA Automobile Transporter Advisory →
Long-Distance Vehicle Shipping
Miles Apart. One Coordinated Move.
Shipping a vehicle across several states can reduce the need for a long road trip and additional mileage on the vehicle.
Instead, transportation can be coordinated around an available carrier route toward the destination.
Explore More Shipping Routes.
Browse additional route guides for common origin and destination pairs throughout the United States. Transportation availability and pricing should be confirmed for the actual vehicle and locations.
How Route-Based Shipping Works.
Transportation begins with accurate vehicle, origin, destination and timing information.
Auto Transport Route Pricing
What Affects Route Cost?
Two transportation routes with similar mileage can still have different prices. Carrier traffic, vehicle size, pickup location, destination and requested timing can all influence the quote.
For that reason, advertised route prices should be treated as estimates rather than guaranteed rates.
Learn About Car Shipping Cost →Longer routes generally require more carrier mileage.
Larger vehicles require additional carrier space.
Carrier capacity varies between different regions and routes.
Major metropolitan areas can differ from rural or remote locations.
Open and enclosed transportation can have different pricing.
Auto Transport Route FAQ.
Your Vehicle. Your Destination.
Tell us where the vehicle is located and where it needs to go. American Auto Express can help coordinate vehicle transportation along routes throughout the United States.