Auto Transport Services to California

California has several major interstates that run through it, including I-5, I-10, I-15 and I-40. Thus auto transport to California is stress-free and quite affordable.

I-5 is one of the most popular interstate highways in the U.S. It’s also the most heavily-traveled among the westernmost states. It connects San Diego, California with Bellingham, Washington, and passes through several major cities including Los Angeles, Sacramento, Eugene, Portland, Vancouver and Salem before ending at the Canadian border just north of Bellingham. This is a popular auto transport route and is used primarily for shipments coming out of Washington and Oregon.

I-10 runs from San Diego east to Jacksonville, Florida, running through cities such as Phoenix, Las Cruces, San Antonio, Houston, New Orleans and Tallahassee before hitting Jacksonville. I-10 is a popular route for carriers running routes in the winter months. The route rarely sees snow along the route due to it being so far in the southern part of the U.S. It passes through the entire Sonoran Desert. It also passes through the Louisiana Bayous and the Florida Panhandle. Thus, it covers a lot of territory. In all of the interstate routes south of the Mason-Dixon line, I-10 is perhaps the most popular.

I-15 runs runs from San Diego, up through Barstow and through several major cities in Utah including Provo and Salt Lake City. Then it heads into Montana and then connecting with Canada along the border with Montana. I-15 runs through Las Vegas as well, and this is usually the route that carriers will take when transporting from southern California into Las Vegas. It depends on where they are shipping the vehicle from. However, they may have a bit harder time actually getting onto I-15, as the closest it gets to Los Angeles is, roughly, San Bernadino.