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How to Ship a Portable Restroom

Seven and a half feet tall on a footprint under four feet square, and largely empty. They tip easily and they catch wind.

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The Importance of Inspecting Your Vehicle Before and After Shipping

The walkthrough at pickup and the one at delivery are the only two moments that matter for a claim. Here is how to do both properly.

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10 Common Myths about Car Shipping Debunked

Ten common myths about car shipping, from cost versus driving to insurance and open carriers, corrected one by one.

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Tennessee Heavy Equipment Shipping

Heavy equipment shipping in Tennessee: interstate and river corridors, TDOT oversize permits, escort thresholds, and choosing the right trailer.

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How to Ship a Car to or from the University of Arizona UA in Tucson

Consider the following steps when bringing a car with you when traveling to the University of Arizona, Tucson if you’re a student entering university or returning.

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How to Prepare Heavy Equipment for Shipping

Whether you are a farmer or a contractor, having the right equipment for the job is important. This sometimes means moving heavy equipment from one place to another. Getting heavy tools from one place to another is a complicated process that needs careful planning and performance.
There are a few things you need to do to get your heavy equipment ready for the road, such as following the rules, getting it inspected, and locking it.

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What LTL Terminal Closures Mean for Shippers

When a major LTL carrier closes service centers the freight keeps moving, just differently, and the effects land on shippers nobody told.

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Retirees Are Leaving Florida for the Alabama Gulf Coast

Baldwin County has the same Gulf, the same sand and a fraction of the Florida coast’s costs. What the trade actually involves, including what is worse.

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Auto Transport for Fleet Managers

Moving one car and moving forty are different problems, and the difference is not volume discount. It is the deadline attached to something else.

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How to Ship Your Car for a Temporary Job Assignment: A Guide for Professionals

A thirteen week contract, a six month engagement and a two year rotation are three different decisions, and the answer is not always to ship.

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Car Shipping for Restoration Projects: Moving a Vehicle That Is Not a Car Yet

A restoration project may not run, roll or steer, may be half-disassembled with its value in boxes, and the paperwork may be a bill of sale for something the state stopped registering decades ago. None of that stops it moving.

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The Role of Auto Transport in Film and Television Production

A car arriving a day late is an inconvenience on a house move and a crew of forty standing idle on a shoot. How productions buy certainty.

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Crated, Open or Enclosed: Choosing How a Motorcycle Travels

There are three ways a bike moves and they differ by more than price. Most people default to whichever they hear about first, which is how a commuter ends up crated and a restoration ends up on an open deck. Here is the decision framework.

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How to Ship Concrete Mixers and Cement Pump Trucks

How concrete mixers and cement pump trucks ship: lowboy and RGN trailers, costs from about $2 per mile by weight and route, and the prep checklist that gets the machine there in one piece.

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