How to Ship an Ambulance
An ambulance is a commercial vehicle on a truck chassis and it ships as one: taller, heavier and carrying equipment that has to come out first. Here is what determines how it travels and what a carrier needs to know.
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An ambulance is a commercial vehicle on a truck chassis and it ships as one: taller, heavier and carrying equipment that has to come out first. Here is what determines how it travels and what a carrier needs to know.

Albuquerque sits at 5,300 feet, and most of what surprises new arrivals traces back to that: intense sun on your paint and thinner air under the hood.

A Silverado is a big vehicle by car hauler standards. Get the configuration and the modifications right when you book and the move is routine.

Flatbed for standard dump trucks, lowboy or RGN for oversized models. The five steps to ship a dump truck, permit rules, and what determines the cost.

Michigan to Texas car shipping, answered: about 1,200 miles Detroit to Dallas, 2 to 4 transit days, and roughly $1,000 to $1,300 by open carrier as a general estimate. Options, timing, and the step-by-step process.

How to ship a Lexus the right way: open transport for the daily ES or RX, enclosed for the LS you keep spotless, verified insurance, and documented inspections.

A stand-up forklift has a couple of inches of ground clearance and cannot be driven up a normal ramp. How these machines actually get loaded, secured and moved.

How lumber and wood are shipped: bundling and tarping rules by wood type, flatbed vs. LTL, and the weight and distance factors that set cost.

On an overseas PCS the military generally ships one vehicle at government expense. A stateside move is the exception and has to be authorized.

How pipes, pilings, and logs are shipped: bundling and securement, flatbed vs. stretch trailers, oversize permits, and planning loading at both ends.

Shipping an Audi A8: why enclosed transport suits a flagship sedan, verifying insurance limits, and documenting condition at pickup.

Special purpose electric vehicles are a category the transport industry handles constantly and rarely names. None is a car, most are not street legal, and every one raises the same three questions.

Shipping a BMW: choosing open or enclosed by model, why low front air dams need liftgate loading, and verifying insurance limits.

You don’t need to know the ins and outs of how to ship a car; nevertheless, you really do need to know the importance of the Bill of Lading (BOL) that will be given to you by your auto transport carrier.

A large haul truck reaches site as several separate permitted loads. The first conversation is about what comes apart, not about trucks.