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Delaware AV Legislation Impact on Transportation Sector
Delaware AV Legislation Impact on Transportation Sector

The new bill from Delaware requires heavy-duty autonomous vehicles to have certain safety features. The future of AV deployment in the US may be shaped by this law, which takes operational logistics and industry concerns into account while maintaining safety as a top priority.

Truck traveling a long open highway
The UCR Fee Increase and What It Funds

The Unified Carrier Registration fee increase: the first rise since 2010, how brackets are set, and what the revenue funds in highway safety.

Checking Recalls on a Used Car You Just Bought
Checking Recalls on a Used Car You Just Bought

A used car can carry an open safety recall for years because the notice went to a previous owner at an old address. The check takes two minutes, the repair is free, and almost nobody does it.

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Chicago skyscrapers seen from street level
Shipping a Student’s Car to Illinois Colleges

Illinois is one of the easiest states to ship a car into and one of the hardest to deliver in. Chicago is both the reason and the problem.

How to Ship a Car to or from Ohio Colleges & Universities
How to Ship a Car to or from Ohio Colleges & Universities

The purpose of this guide is to provide college & university students in Ohio with complete information that will aid them in picking the automotive shipping business that is best fit for their needs. In addition, students and their parents will be able to handle the process of shipping their automobiles, which will ensure that the experience is stress-free and convenient for everyone involved.

USDOT 2027-2031 Fuel Economy Standards: Boosting Sustainability and Savings
USDOT 2027-2031 Fuel Economy Standards: Boosting Sustainability and Savings

This blog article explores the recently released fuel efficiency criteria for 2027 to 2031 by the USDOT, highlighting the anticipated advantages in terms of lower emissions, more fuel economy, and more energy security. It discusses the financial benefits, compliance tactics based on technology, and the involvement of several stakeholders in creating these significant standards.

Miami Beach coastline from the air
Shipping a Car from Washington DC to Miami

Southbound fills October to December, northbound March to May. The quiet direction on the same road is the cheap one.

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Heavy duty dually pickup of the kind used for hot shot work
Hot Shot Trucking: What It Is and When to Use It

Hot shot trucking is expedited freight on a heavy duty pickup and gooseneck. It exists for loads too small to justify a semi but too urgent to wait.

Teal conventional tractor with a flatbed trailer moving along a highway
The FMCSA Registration Overhaul and Why It Matters to You

Identity fraud in trucking starts at registration. A stronger front door reduces the number of fake carriers a customer can be handed to.

Unmatched ATV and UTV Transport Services Across the U.S.
Unmatched ATV and UTV Transport Services Across the U.S.

ATV and UTV shipping made simple: a median of about $950 in our own bookings, roughly $500 under 500 miles and about $1,800 cross country. What sets the price, open vs enclosed, prep steps, and how to pick a shipper.

Golden Gate Bridge lit at night
Shipping a Car from Miami to San Francisco

About 3,000 miles, one of the longest domestic lanes. Both ends are difficult for different reasons, and the estimate genuinely matters.

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Airbags in Class 8 Trucks: Where Safety Standards Stand
Airbags in Class 8 Trucks: Where Safety Standards Stand

Passenger cars have had mandatory airbags for decades and heavy trucks still do not. The reason is not indifference, it is that a Class 8 crashes differently.

Pennsylvania Avenue looking toward the US Capitol
Shipping a Car From Chicago to Washington, D.C.

Chicago to Washington is about 700 miles of busy interstate between two major freight markets, which makes it one of the better priced lanes in the country.

How to Ship A Car from Georgia to Hawaii and Vice Versa
How to Ship A Car from Georgia to Hawaii and Vice Versa

Door to door, plan on three to five weeks. The rule that catches people out is federal and absolute: the vehicle travels empty.

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