Pittsburgh Car Shipping

For a sedan on an open carrier, plan on $350 to $550 to or from Washington, DC, $800 to $1,150 to or from Atlanta, $900 to $1,100 to Tampa, $1,000 to $1,400 to or from Dallas, and $1,300 to $1,800 to or from Seattle. The Tampa band is one-way, for cars heading south, and comes from our own Pennsylvania to Florida open-carrier orders since 2023; the other four rows reflect moves of similar length booked between September 2025 and August 2026, and the calculator emails an estimate for your own car and dates from Pittsburgh.

Counting from the day the car loads, Washington is a day away, Atlanta 1-2 days, Tampa 2-3, Dallas 3-4 and Seattle 5-7. Pickup itself usually lands one to three days after your first available date, since I-76, I-79 and I-376 meet around Pittsburgh.

On the river flats, yes. A hill street with a steep drive meets the truck at the bottom, an Oakland address meets it at a lot off the campus grid, and the tunnels mean a rush-hour hand-off is set on the same side of the river as the truck.

It can. Tell us the day your program begins and we plan delivery to finish two or three days ahead of it, and if your own move into Pittsburgh slips, tell your coordinator as soon as you know so the delivery timing can be worked out around it. Residency programs nationwide start at the end of June, so booking three or four weeks ahead helps hold the date you need.

For the timing, yes. Rush hour backs the Parkway up at the Fort Pitt and Squirrel Hill tunnels, so we set hand-offs for mid-morning or mid-afternoon on whichever side of the river the truck arrives. When a tunnel closes for repairs, the meeting point usually moves rather than the day.