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Snowbird Season 2018

June 5, 2018/in Snowbird Auto Transport

Dropped off the last of my snowbirds today. The spring season was a crazy one as there was way too many cars for carriers to handle which is good if you are a carrier. With the new ELD elog coming on board in December 2017 it has caused alot of problems for everyone. Brokers are telling customer delivery 3 or 4 days NO WAY that is going to happen anymore so don’t believe a broker when they tell you this. Longer delivery times and price increases are on their way. Be careful if shipping this summer alot of carriers take time off so with teh ELD, carriers taking time off this summer back and forth might take a little longer. Next fall prices will increase as carrier are dropping out of this business left and right so be careful when you book next fall.

 

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