Auto transport pricing is really about lanes, not just states — how far apart your pickup and delivery points are, how much carrier capacity regularly runs that exact route, and which direction you’re shipping. A heavily-traveled lane like Ohio to Virginia sees more competing carriers (and better pricing) than a route running against normal freight flow.
Search or browse the routes below to see distance, typical cost, and transit time for your specific lane — or get an instant quote for any route, including ones not listed here.
Browse auto transport routes
| Route | |
|---|---|
| Virginia → Ohio | Popular |
| Georgia → Ohio | Popular |
| Alabama → Texas | Popular |
| Delaware → Hawaii | Popular |
| Arkansas → Hawaii | Popular |
| Georgia → Colorado | Popular |
| California → North Carolina | Popular |
| Maryland → Texas | Popular |
| Utah → New York | Popular |
| Arkansas → Colorado | Popular |
| North Carolina → California | |
| Oregon → California | |
| Alabama → Colorado | |
| Ohio → Virginia | |
| Michigan → Virginia | |
| Utah → Florida | |
| Tennessee → California | |
| Arizona → Colorado | |
| California → Michigan | |
| Michigan → New York | |
| Virginia → Illinois | |
| Florida → New York | |
| New York → Michigan | |
| California → New York | |
| Michigan → Florida | |
| New Jersey → Georgia | |
| New York → Florida | |
| North Carolina → Ohio | |
| North Carolina → Florida | |
| Florida → California | |
| Virginia → Florida | |
| Georgia → Pennsylvania | |
| Michigan → California | |
| Florida → New Jersey | |
| Ohio → California | |
| New York → Maryland | |
| New York → California | |
| New Jersey → Florida | |
| Massachusetts → Florida | |
| Texas → California | |
| Georgia → Florida | |
| California → Texas | |
| Florida → North Carolina | |
| California → Florida | |
| New York → Pennsylvania | |
| California → New Jersey | |
| New Jersey → California | |
| Florida → Indiana | |
| New York → Ohio | |
| Michigan → New Jersey | |
| Michigan → Pennsylvania | |
| Texas → Michigan | |
| Ohio → Florida | |
| Florida → Illinois | |
| Georgia → California | |
| Maine → Florida | |
| Connecticut → Florida | |
| Illinois → Florida | |
| Pennsylvania → California | |
| Virginia → Michigan | |
| Illinois → Virginia | |
| Florida → Massachusetts | |
| North Carolina → Georgia | |
| Georgia → Texas | |
| Hawaii → California | |
| Georgia → Virginia | |
| Illinois → New Jersey | |
| Michigan → Georgia | |
| New Jersey → Pennsylvania | |
| Pennsylvania → Florida | |
| Arkansas → California | |
| Alabama → New Jersey | |
| New York → Delaware | |
| Arizona → New Jersey | |
| Florida → Texas | |
| California → Washington | |
| Colorado → California | |
| Georgia → New York | |
| Indiana → California | |
| Tennessee → Florida | |
| Arizona → California | |
| Colorado → Florida | |
| Indiana → New York | |
| Nevada → California | |
| Ohio → Texas | |
| Virginia → California | |
| Georgia → Illinois | |
| Ohio → Illinois | |
| North Carolina → New York | |
| Connecticut → California | |
| Arizona → Texas | |
| Florida → South Carolina | |
| North Carolina → Texas | |
| Maryland → Florida | |
| New Jersey → Texas | |
| Texas → Virginia | |
| New Jersey → Ohio | |
| Ohio → Pennsylvania | |
| Illinois → North Carolina | |
| New Jersey → North Carolina | |
| Virginia → New York | |
| Texas → Illinois | |
| Ohio → Michigan | |
| New Jersey → New York | |
| Texas → Pennsylvania | |
| Illinois → Michigan | |
| New Jersey → Virginia | |
| Texas → New York | |
| Virginia → Pennsylvania | |
| Illinois → California | |
| Michigan → North Carolina | |
| Pennsylvania → Illinois | |
| Wyoming → California | |
| Rhode Island → Florida | |
| Delaware → California | |
| Maine → California | |
| Kentucky → California | |
| Hawaii → Texas | |
| Delaware → Florida | |
| Colorado → Texas | |
| North Dakota → Florida | |
| Maryland → California | |
| Arkansas → Texas | |
| Maine → Texas | |
| Delaware → Texas | |
| Connecticut → Texas | |
| Mississippi → California | |
| Iowa → California | |
| Florida → Hawaii | |
| North Carolina → Virginia | |
| Illinois → New York | |
| North Carolina → Pennsylvania | |
| New Mexico → Florida | |
| Nebraska → California | |
| Louisiana → Texas | |
| Minnesota → California | |
| New Hampshire → Florida | |
| Washington → New York | |
| West Virginia → Virginia | |
| Arizona → New York | |
| Arizona → Hawaii | |
| Oklahoma → California | |
| Alabama → Hawaii | |
| Arkansas → New York | |
| Alabama → Florida | |
| Wisconsin → Florida | |
| Alabama → California | |
| South Carolina → California | |
| Montana → California | |
| Alabama → New York | |
| Georgia → Hawaii | |
| Minnesota → Florida | |
| Washington → Hawaii | |
| Washington → Texas | |
| Nebraska → Florida | |
| South Carolina → Texas | |
| Arkansas → Florida | |
| Minnesota → Texas | |
| Missouri → Florida | |
| Minnesota → Colorado | |
| Vermont → Florida | |
| Kentucky → Texas | |
| Arkansas → New Jersey | |
| Washington → Florida | |
| Oklahoma → Florida | |
| New Mexico → California | |
| Wisconsin → California | |
| Tennessee → Texas | |
| Iowa → Florida | |
| Delaware → Colorado | |
| Idaho → New York | |
| Massachusetts → Arizona | |
| Washington → Colorado | |
| Oklahoma → Oregon |
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Get an auto transport quote →Frequently asked questions
Why does the direction of my route affect the price?
Carriers build multi-car loads along their regular routes, so a lane with heavy demand in one direction (say, Ohio to Virginia) often has more available capacity than the reverse trip. That imbalance shows up directly in pricing and how quickly a carrier can be matched to your shipment.
What if my exact route isn’t listed?
We work with carriers covering all 50 states, not just the routes listed here. Get an instant quote with your specific pickup and delivery ZIP codes to see real rates for your route.
Does distance alone determine the price?
No. Distance matters, but so does vehicle size, running condition, transport type (open vs. enclosed), pickup flexibility, and how much regular carrier traffic runs your specific lane. Two routes of similar distance can price very differently.
How far in advance should I book?
Most routes can be booked within a few days of your target pickup date, though a flexible pickup window (a range of days rather than one fixed date) generally gets you a better rate and a faster carrier match, especially on lower-volume lanes.