Georgia Car Shipping
Moving to Atlanta, sending a car to Savannah, or shipping out of Georgia? We match you with a vetted, licensed carrier for door-to-door transport anywhere in the state, and anywhere in the country.
To or from anywhere in Georgia, door to door. Get your price below.
- Open and enclosed carriers
- Metro Atlanta, Savannah, Augusta, Columbus and beyond
- Talk to a real person at (424) 453-1800
Shipping in Georgia
Popular Routes To and From Georgia
Georgia is one of the busiest states we ship. Three major interstates cross in Atlanta, so carriers come through constantly in every direction. These are the lanes our customers book most.
Georgia ↔ Florida
About 345 (Atlanta–Jacksonville) to 660 (Atlanta–Miami) milesOur busiest lane out of Georgia. I-75 carries Atlanta to Tampa and Orlando, and I-95 links Savannah to Jacksonville and South Florida.
Georgia ↔ Texas
About 780 (Atlanta–Dallas) milesAtlanta to Dallas runs straight across I-20. Houston, about 790 miles, goes by way of I-85 and I-10.
Georgia → California
About 2,170 (Atlanta–Los Angeles) milesA true cross-country move, mostly I-20 and I-10 through Texas and Arizona into Southern California.
Georgia ↔ South Carolina
About 215 (Atlanta–Columbia) to 300 (Atlanta–Charleston) milesA short regional run on I-20 and I-26. Savannah to Charleston is barely 110 miles.
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Georgia ↔ Tennessee
About 250 (Atlanta–Nashville) milesI-75 to Chattanooga and Knoxville, I-24 on to Nashville. One of the shortest lanes we run.
Georgia ↔ Ohio
About 570 (Atlanta–Columbus) milesStraight up I-75 through Tennessee and Kentucky to Cincinnati, Dayton and Columbus.
Georgia ↔ Virginia
About 530 (Atlanta–Richmond) milesI-85 through the Carolinas to Richmond, with Hampton Roads and Northern Virginia a little farther on.
Georgia ↔ Arizona
About 1,850 (Atlanta–Phoenix) milesI-20 to Dallas, then I-10 west through El Paso and Tucson to Phoenix.
Georgia ↔ Pennsylvania
About 780 (Atlanta–Philadelphia) milesUp the I-85 and I-95 corridor to Philadelphia. Pittsburgh runs inland through West Virginia.
New York / New Jersey → Georgia
About 870 (New York City–Atlanta) milesA steady flow of people moving south from the Northeast to metro Atlanta.
Prices and transit times depend on your exact route, vehicle and season.Get an exact quote
Car Shipping Across Georgia
City-by-city shipping notes
We pick up and deliver all over the state. A few notes on the cities we ship to and from most:
Atlanta
Georgia’s hub. I-75, I-85 and I-20 all meet downtown, so carriers pass through every day. Intown streets can be tight; we often meet at a nearby lot.
Augusta
On I-20 at the South Carolina line, about 150 miles east of Atlanta. Easy to add to Atlanta and Carolinas loads.
Columbus
On the Alabama line. Many of our moves here are military families coming and going from the nearby Army post.
Macon-Bibb County
Right where I-75 and I-16 meet, so it sits on the main Atlanta to Florida run.
Savannah
On I-95 and I-16. A natural stop on Florida and East Coast lanes. Historic downtown squares are tough for big trucks.
Athens
College town. Expect move-in and move-out rushes around the University of Georgia calendar.
South Fulton
Southwest of Atlanta near the airport, with quick access to I-85 and I-285.
Sandy Springs
Just inside and outside I-285 on the north side. Apartment and office complexes usually have a lot we can use.
Roswell
North Fulton suburb along GA-400. Older neighborhoods near downtown Roswell have narrow, winding streets.
Warner Robins
South of Macon off I-75, home to Robins Air Force Base. PCS moves are common here.
Johns Creek
Quiet suburb with lots of HOA neighborhoods. Gated streets may mean meeting the driver at the entrance.
Mableton
West of Atlanta in Cobb County, close to I-20 and I-285 for a quick pickup.
Alpharetta
Off GA-400 north of Atlanta. A lot of corporate relocations and higher-end cars, so enclosed transport comes up often.
Albany
Southwest Georgia, off the interstates. Plan a little extra time for a carrier to route in.
Marietta
Cobb County, right on I-75 and I-575, which makes pickup simple.
Stonecrest
East DeKalb on I-20, an easy add to Atlanta, Augusta and Carolinas loads.
Brookhaven
Inside I-285 just north of Buckhead. Dense streets, so a meeting spot nearby is often the smart choice.
Smyrna
Northwest of Atlanta near I-75 and I-285, close to the Braves stadium area.
Valdosta
On I-75 just above the Florida line, so it sits right on the Georgia to Florida lane. Moody Air Force Base is nearby.
Dunwoody
Perimeter Center area off I-285 and GA-400, with plenty of space for a carrier to load.
Who Ships in Georgia
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Why Georgia Shipping Moves Quickly
Atlanta sits where I-75, I-85 and I-20 meet, and it’s the largest city between Florida and the Midwest. That means a steady stream of carriers heading north to Ohio and Pennsylvania, south to Florida, west to Texas and on to California. More trucks on a route usually means it’s easier to find one with an open spot for your car.
Outside metro Atlanta, towns on I-75, I-16 and I-95 (Macon, Warner Robins, Valdosta, Savannah) sit right on the main lanes. Rural pickups off the interstates are fine too. They can just take a little longer to schedule.
Open or Enclosed in Georgia?
Open transport is what most people use for an everyday car, and it’s the lower price. Summer storms in Georgia are short and heavy, and pollen season coats everything yellow, so if you’re shipping a classic, exotic or freshly detailed car, enclosed transport keeps it covered from pickup to delivery.
Georgia Questions
How much does it cost to ship a car to or from Georgia?
It depends on the distance, the vehicle, open or enclosed, and the season. Short runs like Atlanta to Jacksonville cost far less than Atlanta to Los Angeles. We don’t post made-up averages. Get an exact quote or call (424) 453-1800.
Do I have to pay Georgia’s TAVT when I move there with my car?
Usually, yes. New Georgia residents generally pay a one-time title ad valorem tax (TAVT) when they title their car in Georgia, and you have 30 days after moving to register it. Check your county tag office or the Georgia Department of Revenue for your exact amount.
Can the carrier pick up from my house in metro Atlanta?
In most suburbs, yes. In dense intown neighborhoods or gated communities, a full-size carrier may not fit, so the driver meets you at the nearest wide street or parking lot. Tell us about access when you book.
Is Atlanta to Florida a quick shipment?
It’s one of the shortest and busiest lanes we run, so carriers are easy to find. Your exact pickup window and transit time come with your quote.
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