Florida to Georgia Car Shipping
Moving between Florida and Georgia, or shipping a car either way on I-75 or I-95? This is one of the busiest lanes our customers book. We match you with a vetted, licensed carrier for door-to-door transport in both directions.
Florida to Georgia and Georgia to Florida, door to door. Get your price below.
- Both directions, all year
- Open and enclosed carriers
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Florida ↔ Georgia
Main City Pairs on This Route
Most Florida–Georgia shipments run between metro Atlanta and one of Florida’s big four: Jacksonville, Orlando, Tampa and Miami. Every pair runs both ways.
Atlanta ↔ Jacksonville
About 345 milesThe shortest of the big-city pairs: I-75 to Macon, then I-16 and I-95, or I-75 to I-10.
Atlanta ↔ Orlando
About 440 milesStraight down I-75 to the Turnpike. Busy year-round with families moving between the two metros.
Atlanta ↔ Tampa
About 455 milesI-75 nearly door to door. St. Petersburg and Sarasota load onto the same run.
Atlanta ↔ Miami
About 660 milesThe full length of the lane, I-75 to the Turnpike or I-95. Fort Lauderdale is just short of it.
Savannah ↔ Jacksonville
About 140 milesA quick hop down I-95 along the coast.
Prices and transit times depend on your exact pickup and delivery points, the vehicle and the season.Get an exact quote
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Why This Lane Moves Fast
Florida and Georgia share a border and two major interstates. I-75 links Atlanta to Tampa and Southwest Florida, and I-95 runs along the coast from Savannah to Jacksonville and Miami. Carriers headed into or out of Florida from anywhere north pass through Georgia, so there are a lot of trucks on this lane in both directions. More trucks means more chances to find one with room for your car.
Heading South: Georgia to Florida
People ship south for retirement, for a new job in Orlando or Tampa, for college, or to spend winter near the beach. In the fall, Florida-bound carriers fill up with snowbird cars from farther north, so booking a couple of weeks ahead helps. See snowbird car shipping.
Heading North: Florida to Georgia
Metro Atlanta draws a steady flow of Floridians for jobs, schools and lower housing costs. Spring is the busier season heading north. If you’re moving a household, see car shipping for movers.
Open or Enclosed?
On a short lane like this, open transport is what most people choose, and it’s the lower price. Both states see heavy summer storms, so for a classic, exotic or freshly restored car, enclosed transport is worth the step up.
Route Questions
How long does it take to ship a car from Florida to Georgia?
This is a short lane, so it’s one of the quicker shipments we arrange. The exact time depends on how fast a carrier picks up in your area and where in each state you are. You’ll get your pickup window and transit time with your quote.
Is it cheaper to drive from Atlanta to Florida than to ship?
For a single trip under 500 miles, driving can cost less if you have the time. Shipping makes sense when you’re flying, moving two cars, or don’t want to spend a day or more on the road. Get a quote and compare.
Do prices change with the season on this lane?
Yes. Fall and early winter get busier heading south into Florida, and spring gets busier heading north. Your quote reflects the time of year you ship.
Can you ship from smaller towns, not just Atlanta and Miami?
Yes. We ship from anywhere in Georgia to anywhere in Florida and back, including Macon, Valdosta, Augusta, Tallahassee, Gainesville and the Panhandle.
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