Newport News Car Shipping

Newport News Car Shipping Along I-64 Between the Shipyard and the Army Post

Ship A Car, Inc. arranges door-to-door vehicle transport for Newport News, the long city on the Peninsula, where the shipyard that builds the Navy’s aircraft carriers lines about two miles of the James River behind its fences, Fort Eustis fills the north end behind its gates, I-64 runs the length of the city with Jefferson Avenue beside it, Christopher Newport University sits in the middle, the Monitor-Merrimac crossing on I-664 carries traffic over the water toward Suffolk, and Williamsburg lies up I-64 to the northwest. A licensed carrier with insurance moves your car, and we vet that carrier before the job is ever assigned.

Carriers reach the city on I-64 between Richmond and the coast, and the lots on Jefferson Avenue near Oyster Point, on Fort Eustis Boulevard at exit 250 outside the post gate, and on Warwick Boulevard toward downtown give a 75-foot rig room to stop and load. No carrier drives onto the post or into the shipyard, so a soldier’s family meets the truck at the Fort Eustis Boulevard lot, a shipyard hire meets it on Warwick Boulevard and a Denbigh cul-de-sac meets it on the nearest through street, all agreed at booking, with the hand-off hour chosen to miss the tunnel backups. Elsewhere the street grid lets the truck come right to the door. We ship cars for soldiers and their families on orders, shipyard hires starting on a set date, students arriving at the university in late August, and families moving to the Peninsula.

Speak with a coordinator now at (866) 821-4555 for pickup at any address in Newport News, Denbigh, Oyster Point, Hilton Village, Lee Hall, or Hampton, or request an estimate by email through the quote calculator.

Our Virginia car shipping guide follows the routes from the shipyard city to the rest of the state, with the seasons and prices that go with them.