Minnesota to Louisiana Car Shipping

Tempus Logix is a highly rated car shipping company in the U.S. bonded with FMCSA and USDOT. The company is a certified car shipping company in the U.S. that is ready to take the responsibility of shipping your vehicle safely, speedily, and at reasonable prices. 

Our company works with more than 25,000 shippers with 1 million insurance. We offer car shipping services for both operable and inoperable cars. Open or enclosed auto transport methods will be available. We work with a massive network of carriers with huge experience transporting cars, motorcycles, heavy equipment, boats, and classic and luxury cars. Our certified drivers will pick up your vehicle within 1 to 5 business days.

Please note*; all students and soldiers will have an opportunity to receive special discounts.

You can know your shipping cost in a few seconds with the help of the calculator on the website. The only requirement is to fill out the small form. Please note that the shipping cost can differ depending on which season you transport your vehicle. Our fantastic customer service will be by your side from the beginning to the end. They will provide enormous support and guidance. You can quickly contact them through live chat on the website or call +1(818)942-7030.

Interesting facts about Louisiana.

• The driving distance from Minnesota to Louisiana is equal to 1,220 miles. 
• Louisiana’s area is 52,375 square miles. 
• Louisiana’s population is 4.649 million.
• There are 13 active routes in the state, and the longest highway is Louisiana 1 (431.88 miles).
• The average temperature in winter is above 66°F on the south side and below 59°F on the north side.

Best places to visit in the state 

• The Gothic-Revival-style Ancient State Capitol makes an emotional impression on guests passing by and is similarly noteworthy on the interior. Two colossal towers flank the most entrance, and the roof is crenelated. The building resembles an ancient castle and is set on a slope overlooking the Mississippi River in downtown Baton Rouge.
• Louisiana is famous for its bayous and swamps, and luckily, you do not have to wander a distance from New Orleans to induce into the beating heart of the bayou nation. You’ll see moss-covered trees, broad swamplands, and a grouping of wildlife in this particular environment, counting alligators, wild pigs, swimming fowls, and snakes.
• Vermilionville, in Lafayette, exhibits the conventions and legacy of the Acadian settlers of the late 18th and early 19th centuries. At this living history gallery, costumed craftspeople and students of history illustrate aptitudes and people makes that have been protected from past generations.

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