Effortlessly shipping cars, motorcycles, trucks or any vehicle to/from any location in North Dakota
North Dakota Vehicle Shipping & Heavy Haul Transport Experts
With Ship A Car, Inc., enjoy Unparalleled Shipping Excellence. Individuals transferring their cars, companies needing ordinary freight transportation, heavy haul equipment moving, and volume relocation services for dealers and corporations are all served by our excellent shipping services. We can ensure effective and dependable transportation solutions for your needs since, as an experienced transport broker, we have direct access to a wide network of carriers.
We manage everything with just one call, delivering your car and/or freight while also giving you piece of mind all along the way. Whether you need freight shipment or automobile transfer, you can rely on Ship A Car to exceed your expectations.
By calling a specialized Ship A Car, Inc. transport consultant at (866) 821-4555, you may enjoy seamless and worry-free automobile and freight delivery to or from any home or commercial location in the state of North Dakota. Direct and dependable transportation services catered to your unique needs are available from our expert staff at your disposal. Our top priorities include streamlining your transportation needs from the minute you get in touch with us and making sure your car travels without incident. Call Ship A Car right now, and we’ll help you streamline your transportation requirements so you can concentrate on what’s really important.
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We provide direct service to and from any location in North Dakota - above is a list of the most popular car shipping locations that we service.
Everything You Need to Know About the State of North Dakota (ND)
The land that today makes up North Dakota became the U.S .territory as part of the Louisiana Purchase of 1803. The region was originally part of the Minnesota and Nebraska territories, until, along with South Dakota, it was organized into the Dakota Territory in 1861. The state was very sparsely populated until the arrival of the railroads in the late 1800s, and finally became a state in 1889.
During the run-up to statehood, there was an intense rivalry between North and South Dakota over which state would be admitted to the union first. When the time came for their formal admission, President Benjamin Harrison selected at random which bill to sign first and did not record the order in which the bills were signed, though North Dakota is traditionally listed first. The state is renowned for its scenic “badlands,” which are part of the Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
Originally conceived in 1928 by Dr. Henry Moore of Ontario, Canada, the International Peace Garden was intended to establish a memorial to perpetual peace between Canada and the United States. Encompassing 2,339 acres within North Dakota and the Canadian province of Manitoba, the park attracted 50,000 visitors to its grand opening and dedication on July 14, 1932.
Theodore Roosevelt, who once credited his time spent in the North Dakota Badlands as critical to becoming the 26th president of the United States, fostered a legacy of resource conservation that has been memorialized by the creation of the Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Comprising three distinct units in western North Dakota, the park covers more than 70,000 acres.
Attempts to drop the word “North” and rename the state “Dakota” was defeated by the legislature in both 1947 and 1989.
The geographical center of North America—marked by a 21-foot monument constructed out of stones—lies in the town of Rugby, North Dakota.
In 1999, a teenager discovered a “dinosaur mummy” on his uncle’s ranch near Marmarth. The 67 million-year-old duck-billed hadrosaur was so well preserved that much of its bones, tendons, and ligaments remained enclosed in the skin.
Agriculture is North Dakota’s leading industry, which employed nearly 24 percent of the state’s residents in 2010. The largest producer of about a dozen crops, North Dakota supplied 90 percent of the nation’s canola and 95 percent of its flaxseed in 2010.
Vehicle Shipping to North Dakota
North Dakota is a great place to be, with low crime rates, low cost of living affordable housing, it is a “happy” state. However, moving to a new state is no walk in the park especially when you have to transport vehicles and heavy freights but the services of a good transport company will help ease the whole process.
Factors Influencing the Cost of Shipping Your Vehicle to North Dakota
The cost of moving your vehicle depends on a number of things. The following are some of the major factors to consider:
Location
The location of pick-up and delivery greatly influences shipping quotes. For instance, if your vehicle is located in a major city close to the shipping terminal, you have a better chance of spending less. However, if you are located in a rural area, you are most likely going to pay more because the shipping company has to leave major roads which oftentimes get less business than major routes.
Distance
As expected, the longer the distance the higher the cost of shipping. More fuel is consumed during long travels and the possibility of encountering issues is also increased. It is relatively cheaper to transport vehicles along short distances than across the country.
Delivery Schedule
Being flexible with your delivery helps you get lower shipping quotes. It is always a good idea to plan, to avoid paying more for expedited shipping. Giving the shipping company a flexible shipping schedule provides enough room for them to efficiently plan their itinerary which consequently reduces the cost of shipping
Size and Condition of the Vehicle
The size of your vehicle is another major factor that affects the cost of shipping. Larger vehicles are more expensive to transport because they take up more space on auto carriers and they affect also affect fuel consumption. Smaller vehicles are relatively cheaper to transport because several cars can be transported at the same time.
The condition of the vehicle you are to transport also affects the cost of shipping. You should inform the company about any modifications in your vehicle; you should also let them know if your car is running or not. Inoperable vehicles are expensive to transport because special equipment is required to load the vehicle unto the auto carrier. Operable vehicles are relatively cheaper to transport because they are easy to move.
Shipping Method
Here, there are two options, terminal-to-terminal shipping, and door-to-door shipping. With the door-to-door option, you would have to drop off your vehicle at the shipping terminal and pick it up when it is delivered to the terminal in North Dakota. This option is economical. The door-to-door option is more expensive but it is worth it in the long run because it is easier and your vehicle would be delivered right to any destination you want.
Type of Auto Transport Used
The type of auto carrier you choose to deliver your vehicle also affects the cost of shipping. There are mainly two types of auto carriers: open auto carriers and enclosed auto carriers. Open auto carriers are readily available in all auto transport companies. With this option, your vehicle is safely fastened to the back of a trailer, and several cars can be transported at the same time. It is cheaper than the enclosed carrier option. The downside is that your vehicle would be exposed to the elements and road debris.
In enclosed carrier transport your vehicle would be better protected, this type is transport is advisable if you are transporting a high-end vehicle. It is relatively more expensive
Things to Consider When Selecting an Auto Shipping Company
The Legitimacy of the Company
The company you decide to use must have all the paperwork to legally operate in North Dakota. The company should be registered and fully licensed to operate. This measure would prevent you from falling into the hands of scammers.
Insurance Policy
Transporting a vehicle along long distances can be occasionally unpredictable. Some unforeseen occurrences can occur along the way which could cause some damage. Make inquiries about the type of damage the insurance policy of the company offers. You can also purchase additional insurance to be on the safer side
Shipping Quotes
You can get shipping quotes from different companies to have an idea of the average cost of shipping your vehicle. Most companies have a website from which you can get this information. Also, it is important to note that cost should not the only factor you consider when choosing a company. Make sure you select a company based on competency.
Experience Level of the Company
The auto transport business requires a lot of expertise to get the job done. It is always a good idea to use services that have a track record of successful deliveries.
We at Ship a car are here to make moving hassle-free. We have been providing seamless services for over a decade. Contact us at (866) 821-4555 or visit our website for more enquires.
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Amtrak’s Empire Builder runs through North Dakota, making stops at Fargo (2:13 am westbound, 3:35 am eastbound), Grand Forks (4:52 am westbound, 12:57 am eastbound), Minot (around 9 am westbound and around 9:30 pm eastbound), and four other stations. It is the descendant of the famous line of the same name run by the Great Northern Railway, which was built by the tycoon James J. Hill and ran from St. Paul to Seattle.
Transportation in North Dakota is overseen by the North Dakota Department of Transportation. The major Interstate highways are Interstate 29 and Interstate 94, with I-29 and I-94 meeting at Fargo, with I-29 oriented north to south along the eastern edge of the state, and I-94 bisecting the state from east to west between Minnesota and Montana. A unique feature of the North Dakota Interstate Highway system is virtually all of it is paved in concrete, not blacktop, because of the extreme weather conditions it must endure. BNSF and the Canadian Pacific Railway operate the state’s largest rail systems. Many branch lines formerly used by BNSF and Canadian Pacific Railway are now operated by the Dakota, Missouri Valley, and Western Railroad and the Red River Valley and Western Railroad.
North Dakota’s principal airports are the Hector International Airport (FAR) in Fargo, Grand Forks International Airport (GFK), Bismarck Municipal Airport (BIS), Minot International Airport (MOT), and Williston Basin International Airport (XWA) in Williston.
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5.0
My company recently lost our transportation driver and we was in need of a company to give us quick turnaround and least expensive rates. Willie D. was awesome and worked with me directly all hours of the day and even while he was on vacation to meet our company needs. I am very pleased with the experience and customer service. I look forward to a long relationship with Willie at Ship A Car.
Candace R.
5.0
My friend referred me to Ship A Car Inc. I shipped my truck out of state and was concerned that it wasn’t going to arrive on time. The truck was picked up the same day I called Ship A Car and they had it delivered just two days later. It arrived earlier than I thought which made me a very happy camper. I have told my friends about Ship A Car, Inc. they actually deliver.
Steve J. Spring, TX
5.0
We strongly recommend contacting a shipping company directly. For the $225 fee we had little or no communication from pick-up (we were able to find the name/number of the driver we were told was going to pick up our bike -- but he was unaware he was supposed to pick it up and wouldn't have on the scheduled day had we not contacted him) until delivery unless we initiated and tracked down individuals, most of who were drivers and unable to assist us as to located the bike and determining a deliver date. The estimated delivery date was off by a full week and attempts to find a more accurate delivery date was unsuccessful (though we did manage to contact a driver that left the bike in Oklahoma City -- though courtesous and wanting to be helpful, couldn't help us). We received less than 24 hours notice of delivery. Finally, even the payment instructions were in error so that when the bike was finally delivered, the form of payment (a cashier's check as we were instructed to prepare) was not correct. We ended up paying by credit card, not a problem, but seems like a simple detail that a brokerage company should be aware of. Instead, we wasted time one evening to go to our bank to secure an unnecessary cashier's check. My advice? Bypass this broker company and contact shipper directly. We gained no advantage or service worth the $225 on top of the $525 to ship the bike. We could have saved $225 OR spent the combined $750 on renting a truck, fuel and one night hotel to transport it ourselves with more predictability.
Todd Slechta
5.0
I used Ship A Car Inc to transport my car from California to Wisconsin. After reading a few reviews, yes, the transport truck could be a double decker truck with several cars. Therefore, the driver will ask you to meet him/her at a location near your home...This was my first time shipping a car . How do you find a reputable company? Well, I prayed and read reviews.. I spoke with Bob at Ship A Car, I felt comfortable with the rate and transportation terms. I had no issues. There were no hidden fees, the car was delivered on time and no damages. Thanks Bob for beinging friendly and honest.
GENEVA H.
5.0
My experience with DANA was amazing. She was very profesional from the first phone call. I will give her 10/10 in keeping up with communication when I was concerned with the Truck driver and his lack of communication. Car was picked up on time and delivery was on time. (PA to CA move was done in 4 days). I did have some issue with the truck driver regarding pickup and delivery timings but Dana kept good communication with me. I have a new 2019 model of luxury car and it was delivered in very good condition. Please ask for Dana when you call.
Abhishek Rai
5.0
I chose ship a car because of their excellent reputation. Bob provided me with great service at a reasonable price. He maintained contact with me before and during the transport. My driver was friendly and informed me of the drop off time. I would recommend ship a car for your transport needs.
Marianne M
5.0
THANK YOU LISA FOR ALL YOUR HELP IN TRANSPORTING MY CAR IT WAS A VERY PLEASANT EXPERANCE. THANK YOU AGAIN.
Dominick Panuccio
5.0
Chad at Ship a Car Inc was awesome! Shipped my vehicle from South Dakota to Oregon. Not a very popular route but Chad ensured me he would find me a driver. First contact was on March 27 with Chad, he had a driver ready to go on April 3. On April 4th as the driver was en-route to SD his truck broke down. Chad called immediately and let me know what was going on. He said he was not going to wait for the driver to fix his truck and wanted to find a new trucking company. He called back on April 5th with a company and driver he felt much better about Little Sequatchie Transport LLC. Both Chad and the driver kept me in the loop the entire trip with pictures of my vehicle loaded on the truck, ETA's, etc... My vehicle arrived on April 11th and I couldn't be happier! Thanks to Chad at Ship a Car Inc and Bobby at Little Sequatchie Transport my vehicle arrived in a timely manner safe and sound! I Would definitely recommend Ship a Car Inc if you need to ship your vehicle!!!
