The real reason that we can't have the Ten Commandments posted in a courthouse is this -- you cannot post 'Thou Shalt Not Steal' 'Thou Shalt Not Commit Adultery' and 'Thou Shall Not Lie' in a building full of lawyers, judges and politicians, it creates a hostile work environment.
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Can I transport more than one auto?
Of course you can! Because most trucking companies use 10-car, open carriers, it is usually no problem to transport more than one auto. One important thing to note when you decide to transport more than one auto is that it may take longer to find a truck because there has to be room for all of your vehicles. Some auto transporting companies offer discounts for more than one auto, so make sure you let that company know if you have more than one auto.
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At M3 Lead Generation Systems we generate leads for consumers that have requested a quote for auto transport. We do not sell any other type of lead and therefore 100% focused on the auto transport broker and their needs. We target search terms like "auto transport" or "auto shippers"; which means consumers only come to our lead generation web sites if they are searching for an auto transport company. read more
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| 3/3/2012 | Houston, AK, 99694
Fort Myers, FL, 33901
Miles: 4627 | 1993 Chevrolet S10 4.3
Type: Car | Yes | No |
| 2/1/2012 | Athens, GA, 30602
Dothan, AL, 36301
Miles: 267 | 1989 Dodge Ram 2500
Type: Car | Yes | No |
| 2/29/2012 | Elyria, OH, 44035
Dayton, TX, 77535
Miles: 1252 | 1985 Jeep Wrangler 2.4
Type: Car | Yes | No |
| 4/24/2012 | Brockton, MA, 02301
Federal Way, WA, 98003
Miles: 2935 | 2005 Kia Sedona EX
Type: Car | Yes | No |
| 3/6/2012 | Pendleton, OR, 97801
Longmont, CO, 80504
Miles: 938 | 1997 Dodge Ram 1500 Quad Cab 4x4 SLT Short
Type: Car | No | No |
| 2/28/2012 | Saint Helena Island, SC, 29920
Aurora, CO, 80010
Miles: 1714 | 2002 Subaru Legacy 2.0 R StationWagon
Type: Car | Yes | No |
| 2/24/2012 | Zanesville, OH, 43701
Gulfport, MS, 39501
Miles: 913 | 2005 Ford 021 C
Type: Car | Yes | No |
| 3/30/2012 | Honolulu, HI, 96818
Atlanta, GA, 30322
Miles: 5340 | 2009 Dodge Journey SXT
Type: Car | Yes | No |
| 2/21/2012 | Pennsburg, PA, 18073
Pittsburgh, PA, 15210
Miles: 284 | 2004 Chrysler Pacifica
Type: Car | Yes | No |
| 2/25/2012 | Irvine, CA, 92614
Odessa, FL, 33556
Miles: 2509 | 2007 Nissan 350 Z Roadster
Type: Car | Yes | No |
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M3 Transporter is a web-based auto brokerage website. It's quick and easy to use, with nothing to install, no cost for upgrades, and works from anywhere with a web connection and browser. Managing your leads is as easy as point-and-click. Everything is right in front of you, from how many leads you are buying, to invoices. All of your leads that you receive will go right into one convenient list where you can work all of your leads, send out follow-up quotes, and much more. read more
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Auto Transporter QuoteAn auto transporter quote is exactly what it sounds like – a quote from an auto transporter company. Most auto transporter quotes actually come from the drivers themselves, who are contacted to pickup and deliver autos for transport brokerages. Auto transporter quotes are mostly given to transport brokerages themselves as opposed to customers, and many auto transporter quotes to customers are higher than they are to transport brokerages because they are given by companies who typically don’t get freight from transport brokers. This makes it more difficult to get freight to transport, and as such the prices tend to increase for companies who don’t take loads from transport brokers. Auto Carrier Rate auto carrier rates are simply the costs that carriers charge for transporting autos from one location to the next. The auto transport industry, as well as any auto carrier rate, is based almost solely on routes; truck drivers have many expenses to pay, so they charge customers or transport brokerages based on their expenses they accrue during the transport on a given route. Fuel is usually the most expensive expense that an auto carrier will have during transit, so they price their routes based on how far they are. Typically, shorter routes cost less money, as well as any routes to or from big cities. This is because there are many more customers in big cities, which means more loads for drivers; this, in turn, causes the auto carrier rate to go down because they don’t have to go so far to find their next load. Likewise, rates are cheaper between cities that have a short distance between them because the travel time and the expenses are much lower. Auto transport broker CompanyAn auto transport broker company is a company that specializes in auto transport; specifically, setting up transport for customers who want to transport their autos. Auto transport broker companies deal with the auto carriers so customers don’t have to; they facilitate the transporting process by providing all the transporting information to the carriers and organizing the transport. Auto transport broker companies dispatch the autos to carriers in the vehicles’ area and make sure that the carrier actually delivers the auto. An auto transport broker company usually charges a percentage of the total transport price as their commission – they need to make money too! However, they also make sure that the carrier gets paid if the customer pre-paid for their transportation; otherwise, most shipments that auto transport broker companies oversee are paid via cash on delivery. Auto transporter RateAn auto transporter rate is simply the cost of transporting a auto. Most auto transporters are auto transport transport brokerages, who setup transport – they handle all the details of your auto transportation and arrange transport with the actual carrier, who will transport your auto for you. Auto transporter rates vary depending on the pickup and delivery locations as well as the time of year, because prices for auto transporting are mostly route-based. Auto transporters base their prices on how much fuel costs in relation to the route they are on, and as such prices vary accordingly. Auto CarrierAn auto carrier is the actual truck driver; they’re the ones that will be actually transporting a auto. Auto carriers are different from auto transport brokers or auto transport broker companies because they don’t arrange the transporting, they actually transport the auto. Typically auto carriers transport autos on open, ten auto auto carriers – the very same that carry new autos to dealerships. Auto carriers use auto transport brokers mainly for ease of scheduling – most pickups are scheduled days in advance, and auto carriers often have full loads to transport around the country. Auto carriers also make sure that the autos are fully insured – most auto carriers carry $750,000 worth of insurance as mandated by the federal government, but some like to go above and beyond and insure their trucks for upwards of $1 million. This ensures that even incredibly expensive autos will be covered by their insurance. If you have any questions about your auto carrier, talk to your representative at your auto transport transport brokerage. Auto transporter CompanyAn auto transporter company can mean either an auto transporting transport brokerage or an auto transporting carrier. A transport broker, or transport brokerage, is a type of auto transporter company that specializes in arranging transport for customers. They give quotes based on the prices that carriers (another type of auto transporter company) are currently charging, but they handle most all the paperwork and keep things in line. A carrier is an auto transporter company that actually transports autos from one location to the other. These are easier to find, but most utilize transport brokerages to find loads to transport. Auto transporters and Quotes for transporting Your autoAn auto transporter is a person or company that ships autos. This can be either a transport broker or a carrier, depending on the company, and each has their own way of operating. A transport broker is an auto transporter that arranges transport – from start to finish, they will find a carrier, handle all the paperwork, and take their own transport broker fee, but they also keep the costs low because they look for carriers instead of transporting it themselves, so the incentive to raise your price is not there. A carrier is an auto transporter that actually moves the auto for a customer. These auto transporters are more common, but most use transport brokers to find and transport autos. An auto transporter quote is the price that an auto transporter will provide to you to transport your auto. An auto transporter quote can come from two different types of auto transporters – either a transport broker or a carrier. A transport broker will give you a quote based on the price that carriers are giving out for the route your transport will be taking as well as their own fee; a carrier will give a quote simply based on the route that you are transporting on. However, some carriers like to charge more, which is why utilizing an auto transporting transport brokerage tends to be less stressful as the price tends to stay the same. Auto transporterAn auto transporter can refer to one of two different services: either a transport broker or a carrier. Technically, an auto transporter would be a carrier, because they actually transport your auto; however, most carriers utilize transport brokerages to find autos to transport, because transport brokerages number in the thousands and the vast majority of customers looking to transport their autos use transport brokerages. Auto transporters specialize in transporting autos, however, so if you contract with a transport brokerage you’ll still be using a carrier no matter what. Auto transporter CompanyAn auto transporter company can refer to either a transport brokerage or an auto carrier. The main difference is that a transport brokerage actually sets up the transport, but does not actually transport the auto; they find a carrier, a type of auto transporter, to actually transport the auto for you. Most carriers are owner-operators, which means that the driver owns his own truck and operates it himself. These are different auto transporters than fleets – fleets are large auto transporter companies that hire drivers that work for them, as opposed to drivers who own their own autos. Auto transporter Service auto transporter service is what an auto transporter actually does and the service they provide. There are two types of auto transporters, transport brokers and carriers. Transport brokers are the ones that will arrange your transport, give you an auto transporting quote, and coordinate your transport with the carrier. Auto transporter transport brokerages take a small deposit prior to transport (that’s how they stay in business), while the actual auto transporter, or carrier, will be the one to transport your auto from the pickup location to the delivery location. If you have any questions about your auto transport, be sure to ask the company that is transporting your auto. Auto transporter QuoteAn auto transporter quote is a quote given to a customer by an auto transporting company. Typically these quotes are given by auto transport transport brokerages, which are companies that setup transport between customers and carriers. Quotes can be given by transport brokerages, which are the most common types of auto transporters; however, some customers go beyond and can get quotes from different carriers that they find online. An auto transporter quote can vary widely depending on the type of auto transporter (carrier or transport broker); transport brokers keep prices low, while carriers tend to have higher prices because they are reliant on the loads they transport for income. Auto transporter CompanyAn auto transporter company is a company that specializes in the transport of autos. They are not transport brokers, however; they are fleet operators with their own dispatch departments who find autos for their drivers to pickup and deliver. Auto transporter companies are not as common as owner-operators but they are out there; some even advertise their services to customers and bypass transport brokerages completely, which can be beneficial or detrimental depending on their service. Most auto transporter companies go through transport brokerages to get freight because it is dependable and freight is readily available; those that do not, however, are oftentimes required to raise prices because freight is harder to find.
Summertime!
summer is finally here which means quite a few things. energy prices rise every summer without fail. with this gasoline prices rise (as they do every summer). read article...
Chrysler Cancels Reward Meeting in lieu of Financial Crisis
in a shockingly unpredicatable move by chrysler llc, the company decided to be frugal for once and cut the reward metting for its top dealerships across the country. the meeting was to include an all-expense-paid trip to hilton los cabos beach & golf resort in san jose del cabo, mexico, from march 15 through march 1, or so says the company, and it is a rewards package they offer every year – except this one.
last year’s reward meeting was held at the ritz-carlton in naples, florida. read article...
Secretary of Transportation
in my last post, i discussed the last report on the trend of the auto transport industrythis week, why don’t we take a look at our transportation czar. in the auto transport industry many aspects of the business are contingent upon decisions made by this person. decisions such as which projects in the transportation sector receive funding, or rather, which projects are most important and are thus worthy of receiving funding. read article...
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