Eco-Friendly Car Shipping Practices

Climate change is a predominant concern of the 21st century, with an international confession of the need for governments worldwide to collaborate, find solutions, and implement effective plans to respond to the posed challenges. While several factors contribute to the rise and persistence of environmental issues, fuel emissions from the transportation industry have a significant...

The Early History of Car Transportation

Alexander Winton, an inventor, and automaker designed the first known semi-truck (a car hauler) in 1898 because he wanted to transport and deliver cars to his customers without the wear and tear from long miles of driving. A year later, although Winton was successful at selling his new invention, it did not continue proving itself the best...

Outlook on the Car Market in 2025

As 2025 approaches, the car market in 2025 will undergo significant changes. These changes are driven by rapid technological advancements, evolving consumer preferences, and stricter environmental regulations. Below is a look at key trends shaping the car market in 2025, with a focus on the U.S. market—from electric vehicles (EVs) to autonomous driving. Electric Vehicles...

Green Practices in Auto Shipping

The auto shipping industry joins eco-conscious corporates and organizations in promoting environmental responsibility by adopting green car shipping practices. Maintaining our planet healthy, green, and clean is part of our environmental and social responsibilities as individuals and businesses. Therefore, every small action taken into a greener environment is accounted for and can make a difference....

Preparing for Auto Transport Seasonality

Auto transport processes are influenced by certain factors that make the industry and how it works quite different from other shipping businesses. Shipping cars require specific skills and knowledge, especially knowing how to handle challenges and deal with the many considerations related to car shipping. This article sheds light on the seasonal factors affecting auto...

The Pros and Cons of Investing in Classic Cars

The average cost of a new car was $1,510 in 1950 and by the end of the decade was $2,200. A car was only considered a method of transport; some could afford it, and some couldn’t. As for now, the same cars that used to cost a maximum of $2,200 have skyrocketed to more than...