In the auto shipping world, there are two sorts of shippers: brokers and carriers. Carriers possess their own particular gear, utilize their own drivers, and work specifically with the client. Brokers don't claim their gear or utilize their own particular drivers – they work as the center man, masterminding vehicle transportation between the client and the transporter.
Regardless of whether you go straight through the transporter or utilize a broker, it’s a good idea to ensure you’re dealing with the right people. That implies taking a gander at reviews from different clients (check the BBB or transportreviews.com), reading the "fine print" of the terms and conditions, talking with the broker or carrier directly for shipping quotes and information, and ensuring the carrier transporting your vehicle operates with a valid Motor Carrier Number (MC Number), is bonded, and insured.
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