Door-to-door Hattiesburg car shipping where I-59 crosses US-49, with late-August move-in planned, Hardy Street lots near campus, and Camp Shelby gate-side lots.
Ship A Car, Inc. arranges door-to-door vehicle transport for Hattiesburg, the Hub City where I-59 and US-49 cross in the Pine Belt, the university fills the blocks along Hardy Street with its September and its graduation, the second college sits across town, the hospitals serve everyone between Jackson and the coast, Camp Shelby trains the Guard behind its gates south of town, and the longleaf pines close in on every road out. From a lot on Hardy Street to a farm road in the pines, the car goes with a licensed, insured carrier we vetted before assigning it.
Pickups here work off I-59 and US-49: lots along US-49 at the I-59 interchange, on Hardy Street near the campus, or on US-98 on the west side give a 75-foot rig room to load a minute off the main road. Away from campus the truck can usually reach the door; a campus address meets it at a lot off the campus streets, and a pine-country road with a soft shoulder meets it at the pavement, agreed when you book. We ship cars for students arriving in late August, parents sending a first car to school, Guard members reporting to Camp Shelby, hospital hires with a start date, and Pine Belt families sending a car to someone who moved away. A named storm coming up from the coast can push a date until it passes.
Speak with a coordinator now at (866) 821-4555 for pickup at any address in Hattiesburg, Petal, Oak Grove, Purvis, or Sumrall, or request an estimate by email through the quote calculator.
Beyond the Pine Belt, the Mississippi car shipping guide walks through routes, seasons and prices across the state.
A parent books, a student meets the truck; late August and May are the crowded weeks on Hardy Street, and a hand-off spot off the campus grid is fixed when you book.
Carriers do not enter the post, so a Guard family on orders meets the truck at a lot on US-49 outside the gate, fixed when you book and timed to the report date.
The quote calculator emails an estimate for a campus move or any other from the route, the vehicle and your dates, and a specialist calls to confirm the figure. A single coordinator sees the order through from booking to the delivery inspection, whether the car goes to a dorm lot or a driveway.
Hattiesburg sits where I-59 crosses US-49 in the Pine Belt, and five things decide what it costs to ship a car from here:
Whether the car belongs to a student, a Guard member or a new hire at the hospitals, the Hattiesburg table works the same way, with distance rows only. New Orleans, Birmingham, Jacksonville, Chicago and Denver show what customers paid for trips of about the same length in our bookings from September 2025 to August 2026.
Take each range as a sedan on an open trailer. Expect more for a pickup, a three-row SUV or a car that will not start, and about a third more on an enclosed trailer. Get the number for your Hattiesburg street, dorm lot or farm road from the quote calculator, or call (866) 821-4555. No deposit is taken until a carrier is assigned to your move.
I-59 and US-49 cross here, and Jackson, the coast and New Orleans each lie within about two hours.
The university fills the blocks along it, and late August is the crowded week.
The Guard trains behind the gates south of town, and its cars meet the truck on US-49.
The longleaf closes in on every road out, and the soft-shoulder roads meet the truck at the pavement.
Please note: The Hattiesburg bands for New Orleans, Birmingham, Jacksonville, Chicago and Denver are built from what customers paid between September 2025 and August 2026 for trips of similar distance. Season, fuel and the vehicle move your actual price, and we book the Hattiesburg figure a specialist confirms after your emailed estimate.
