Consider an Auto Shipping Company When Moving Long Distance

by Vance Paz Professional Marketer

Car carriers are long two-story trucks with nine or ten cars tilted at odd angles that deliver new vehicles to the dealers and other locations.

If you drive thousands of miles across the country, you may be able to pay a car transport service to move your three or four family vehicles. They move them in much the same way that a courier moves packages and changes car carriers as they move across the country.

This is particularly useful when your family has to transport two or more vehicles. Try to imagine the alternatives. Other ways to move your vehicles include a convoy of cars, vans, RVs, and bicycles, or someone going back and forth for two weeks and staying in hotels, using gasoline and putting many miles on each vehicle.

The towing companies of this market may use smaller trucks than the dealer delivery options, but the principle is all the same

In the case of the nine large car carriers, loads are now planned by special computer software in order to put more cars on each load. The software knows the dimensions of each model and can calculate the angle at which each model can be raised, creating just enough space for another car. This is why you see cars tilted in the front of the cabin at angles on the lower deck.

Older car carriers without all of these facilities are still around, but they are mostly used on less complex delivery routes, possibly to move cars between dealers or for auction.

With more cars on each load, the company can be competitive when it comes to delivering to remote towns, and they can combine your vehicles with those of other people moving in the same area. You'll get a better deal if you're willing to make it last longer, allowing more time to get a full charge.

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