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Sending a car to another person is the same move with one difference that causes nearly all the problems: the person at the far end has to be authorized, informed and actually present.

Vehicle transport is a small line in a relocation budget and a disproportionate share of the complaints. Three decisions prevent most of them.

Retirement is the one move where you genuinely have flexibility on dates, and almost nobody uses it. That flexibility is the largest lever on cost.

Automated highway cameras have moved well beyond speed enforcement. Systems in use can identify seat belt violations, phone use and litter thrown from a vehicle, with software filtering and a person confirming. Here is what they do and where the limits are.

Tire brands ranked from least to most reliable, based on tread life, grip, and owner satisfaction, and what actually separates the top brands from budget rubber.

Everything You Need to Know About Selecting the Perfect Trailer for Hauling Heavy Equipment discussed in one place. Discover the essential factors to consider when choosing a trailer for heavy equipment transport. Find the perfect match for your needs with our comprehensive guide.

Shipping a car to Purdue in West Lafayette: an easy I-65 stop between Chicago and Indy, with move-in timing, campus handoffs, and student discounts.

Peak season is not one thing. Knowing which of the four peaks you are in changes what you should do about it.

Transporting show cars, race cars and auction buys to events: carrier choice, venue delivery windows, and booking the return leg.

This article explores the legislative landscape surrounding autonomous trucks in California, focusing on Assembly Bill 316. The bill aims to regulate the testing and deployment of self-driving trucks, mandating the presence of a human operator.

A look back at the 2023 freight market trough through the OOIDA Foundation’s outlook: how capacity, rates, and fuel interacted at the bottom, and why those dynamics still set prices.

Spring frost laws close roads to heavy loads that carried the same machine without comment in January. The calendar decides more than the map.

What changes when a vehicle shipment crosses state lines, how interstate pricing works, and the step-by-step process.

Paccar builds Kenworth and Peterbilt; Toyota has developed fuel cells for decades. Together they tell you where serious money thinks long-haul decarbonization goes.