Auto Transport Services to Nebraska

The fact that only one interstate – I-80 – actually runs through Nebraska makes it harder for carriers to transport vehicles in or out of the state. For this reason, there’s no connectors to I-80 at all within Nebraska. Thus, when they commit to transporting a car to Nebraska they have to go all the way through the state. Then, they can catch another interstate somewhere else. Sure, there are cities like Lincoln and Omaha that sit right along,

Because of this, carriers will typically raise their rates a bit if they’re running in or out of Nebraska, at least if they’re coming from a city not along I-80. Some carriers just run I-80 from San Francisco to New Jersey – there’s a lot of major cities along the interstate’s full route – but unless you’re shipping from a city that sits near to or directly along I-80, expect higher prices and lower carrier availability. Check out more about Nebraska here.