Martinsburg Car Shipping

Martinsburg Car Shipping on I-81 at the Edge of the Washington Commute

Ship A Car, Inc. arranges door-to-door vehicle transport for Martinsburg, the city of the Eastern Panhandle, where I-81 runs the west edge with four exits, the commuter train leaves for Washington before dawn, the IRS and Coast Guard computing centers stand out toward Kearneysville, the veterans hospital sits on the hill, the old downtown keeps its brick blocks around Queen Street and the roundhouse, and new subdivisions keep spreading across Berkeley County. Each car here is assigned to a carrier only after we have verified its license and insurance and reviewed it ourselves.

Carriers running I-81 between the Northeast and the South pass the west side of town, about ninety minutes from Washington and Baltimore, so a pickup here costs them no real detour. A 75-foot rig loads in the lots along Foxcroft Avenue at exit 13 or on Winchester Avenue by exit 12. A finished street usually gets the truck at the door, while a subdivision still under construction meets it at the paved entrance and a Queen Street block lined with parked cars meets it on Foxcroft or Winchester Avenue, as agreed at booking. We handle moves for federal hires with a report date, commuters who moved west for more house and yard, families closing on a new build and households just over the line in Maryland and Virginia, and in winter we allow for an I-81 storm that can hold a truck for a day.

Speak with a coordinator now at (866) 821-4555 for pickup at any address in Martinsburg, Inwood, Falling Waters, Hedgesville, or Spring Mills, or request an estimate by email through the quote calculator.

West of the panhandle, from the Potomac Highlands to the Ohio Valley, our West Virginia car shipping guide lays out statewide routes, seasons and prices.