Auto Transport Services to Michigan

Michigan is the only state to have two separate peninsulas within its borders. I-75 runs through the center part of Michigan up to the border of Canada. It actually passes through both the lower Peninsula and the Upper Peninsula.

I-75 is a major north-south interstate that actually originates in Miami. It then runs up the western coast of Florida before heading into Georgia. Thus, it services much of the western Appalachian regions, including cities like Atlanta, Cincinnati and Detroit.

I-69 is another major north-south interstate that carriers can use to get around Michigan. but more importantly it connects to Indianapolis, the “Crossroads of America”. Then, from there carriers can catch many different interstates to run routes across the entire country. This allow for lower prices in and out of Michigan as well as a lot of route choices for carriers.

When going east-west, I-94 is perhaps the most highly-traveled interstate through Michigan. I-94 services much of the northern Midwest and Great Lakes regions, running through cities like Detroit, Chicago, Madison and Minneapolis before heading west through North Dakota and terminating in Montana, near Billings.