Vehicle Transport

Need to Move More Than One Vehicle?

Dobie coordinates multi-vehicle transportation for families, businesses, dealerships and customers moving multiple units at once.

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100k+
Vehicles Delivered
465+
Carrier Network
10+
Years in Business
50
States Covered
98%
On-Time Delivery
100k+
Vehicles Delivered
465+
Carrier Network
10+
Years in Business
50
States Covered
98%
On-Time Delivery
100k+
Vehicles Delivered
465+
Carrier Network
10+
Years in Business
50
States Covered
98%
On-Time Delivery
100k+
Vehicles Delivered
465+
Carrier Network
10+
Years in Business
50
States Covered
98%
On-Time Delivery

How Does Multi-Vehicle Transport Work?

Multiple vehicles heading the same direction share carrier capacity — ideally the same trailer — which cuts the per-vehicle price and reduces coordination to a single pickup and delivery event. Two family cars, a household’s three vehicles, or a dealer’s eight units all follow the same logic.

Who Moves Multiple Vehicles

  • Families relocating with two or three vehicles
  • Dealers and wholesalers moving inventory
  • Collectors repositioning several cars
  • Businesses relocating fleet units
  • Estates consolidating vehicles
Simple Process

How It Works

1

Tell Us About the Vehicle

Year, make, model, whether it runs, and where it is going. That is everything we need to start.

2

We Match the Carrier

We select a vetted carrier with the right equipment for your vehicle and route, and confirm insurance before dispatch.

3

Pickup & Transport

The driver inspects and documents the vehicle at pickup. You stay informed while it is on the road.

4

Delivery & Final Inspection

The vehicle is inspected again at delivery. You confirm everything matches the pickup condition before signing off.

Same Trailer When Possible, Same Plan Always

When the units fit one carrier, they ride together — one pickup, one delivery, best pricing. When they don’t (mixed sizes, mixed conditions, mixed timing), we split them across coordinated carriers under a single plan and point of contact, so you are never project-managing three dispatchers.

Cost Factors

Vehicle transport pricing is not a flat rate — it reflects the route, the vehicle and the equipment needed. These are the factors that move the number:

FactorImpact
Distance & routeLine-haul cost and how often carriers run the lane
Vehicle size & weightHow much carrier capacity it uses
Running or non-runningWinch-equipped carrier requirement
Open vs enclosedEnclosed protection typically costs more
Timing flexibilityExpedited pickup narrows the carrier pool

How Long Does It Take?

Most vehicle shipments are matched with a carrier within a few days of booking — often faster on busy lanes. Transit time depends on distance, route and equipment: regional moves often deliver in 1–3 days, while coast-to-coast shipments average 7–10 days. Your logistics specialist confirms a realistic pickup window when you book and keeps you updated through delivery.

Insurance & Safety

Every carrier in the Dobie network is vetted for active operating authority and insurance before a load is assigned. Your vehicle is covered by the carrier's cargo insurance from pickup to delivery, and our dispatch team verifies the certificate of insurance before every dispatch — not once a year.

Where We Coordinate It

Dobie coordinates vehicle transport across all 50 states, with deep operating experience in Texas, the South Texas border region and cross-border routes into Mexico. Wherever the pickup and the delivery are, one team manages the entire move.

Real Proof

Shipments Like Yours

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Utility bucket truck loaded for transport
Utility bucket truck loaded for transport
Ford F-750 bucket truck on a step deck trailer
Ford F-750 bucket truck on a step deck trailer
White SUV positioned for vehicle transport
White SUV positioned for vehicle transport

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it cheaper to ship vehicles together?

Yes — shared capacity, shared line-haul. Two vehicles on one carrier price meaningfully better than two separate bookings on the same lane.

Can running and non-running vehicles mix?

Yes, when the carrier has winch equipment. Flag each vehicle’s condition and the load is planned around it.

Do all vehicles need the same pickup address?

No — carriers can make multiple stops nearby, or we stage vehicles to one point. Same-address pickups are fastest and cheapest, but not required.

How many vehicles can move at once?

A single open carrier hauls up to 7–10 cars; larger fleets split across coordinated carriers under one plan. There is no practical upper limit.

Last reviewed: August 2026 · Reviewed by the Dobie Transport logistics team

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