The following blog content was contributed by ReloTrans®, an Atlas preferred supplier.
Summertime is busy season in the moving industry, which is a great time to share some helpful tips and reminders for transferees moving their vehicles.
Timing
Moving your vehicle is not the same as moving your personal items (household goods). The entire process is different. With household goods, the truck may hold only a few relocatees’ personal items at a time, and the mover is hired based on your origin and destination. While your vehicle is also transported on a truck, it’s most often one of eight or nine, and the car carrier is open-air versus contained.The impact is two-fold, with the biggest difference being the pick-up and delivery timing. When you’re one of two shipments on a moving truck, the travel time and delivery spread are compressed. Car carriers often travel to and from a variety of cities to load and unload, which extends the travel, pick-up, and delivery times. Due to the open-air method of transportation, be aware that your vehicle may need a wash when it arrives at your destination.
Packing Items in the Vehicle
Unfortunately, you cannot ship anything in the car during transport. It’s recommended that all personal items be removed prior to pick-up. These items may include:- Golf clubs and other sporting goods
- Sunglasses
- Transponders/EZ Pass
- Un-needed child safety seats
- Registration
- Proof of insurance
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