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Many of us are happily looking forward to the end of 2020. After all, it hasn't felt like much of a party. From COVID-19 to social unrest and the deaths of public figures like Alex Trebek, we're all looking to a brighter and better year in 2021.

From the back roads to the highways, you've likely spotted long-distance car transportation trucks while out and about. You may have seen giant open carriers moving between five and nine automobiles on their trailers.

According to one study, only about 10% of Americans decided to move in 2018. Over the past few years, there has been a bigger trend of people staying where they are instead of starting a new life somewhere else.

“I am planning to ship my car from California to Florida in the next few weeks. Is there something I need to know?” In our thirty years of experience in the car shipping industry, we have had many clients ask such questions. It is particularly common

When it comes to auto shipping, you have the option of choosing where you want your car to be delivered or picked up from. One of those popular phrases you will definitely come across when researching this sphere is door to door car transport service.

You’re getting ready to move and you have almost everything in order. You’ve already made arrangements for an apartment, and notified the post office, tax agencies, and Social Security Administration of your address change.

Everybody likes a smoking deal. No wonder 76 percent of consumers report price comparison shopping as a staple of their spending habits. And 61 percent of consumers see discounts and coupons as incentives to make a buying decision.

Did you know that the trucking industry in the United States represents a $700 billion business? Or that US trucking accounts for more than five percent of all full-time jobs in America? As the saying rightly goes, if you bought it

Are you looking to transport a vehicle from state-to-state or cross-country? Many drivers take the knee-jerk approach of driving the car themselves rather than looking into a catch-all solution like an airplane car transporter.

If you thought vending machines were reserved solely for snacks and beverages, think again. In 2018, Carvana constructed the tallest automobile vending machine in the country, measuring 90 feet tall. And, yes, you read that right. We’re talking a