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Reliable Vehicle Transport in Florida and South Alabama

We are a family-owned business specializing in safe and efficient vehicle transport throughout Florida and South Alabama. With years of experience in the industry, we provide reliable, on-time service with a personal touch to meet our customers’ needs.

Expedited Auto Transport

We offer fast and reliable transport for your vehicles. Our service ensures your vehicle is delivered safely and on time. Trust our experienced team to handle all the details and provide peace of mind.

Commitment to Safety and Reliability

We prioritize safety at every step of the transport process. Our team ensures vehicles reach their destination reliably, providing peace of mind with each delivery.

Extensive experience in vehicle transport.

We offer reliable car shipping . Our team ensures your vehicle gets to its destination safely and on time. Trust us for professional handling and excellent customer service.

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Customer Delivery with CareUnloading the Beast: Ford F-250Car hauling in actionStarting June 23, 2025, a new federal regulation will go into effect requiring that CDL (Commercial Driver’s License) and CLP (Commercial Learner’s Permit) holders no longer submit their medical certificates to their state licensing agency (like the FLHSMV in Florida). Instead, certified medical examiners (MEs) will be required to electronically transmit medical exam results directly to the FMCSA’s National Registry. The FMCSA will then share the information with the appropriate state agency. Key Points: • Drivers won’t need to submit a paper medical certificate to the DMV or FLHSMV. • Medical examiners must be listed in the National Registry of Certified Medical Examiners. • Drivers should confirm that their examiner uploads the certificate properly, as it could impact license status. • This change applies nationwide, including in Florida. Benefits: • Streamlines the medical certification process. • Reduces paperwork and administrative burden. • Minimizes errors and improves record accuracy.🚛🚑Station is a roadside checkpoint where commercial trucks are inspected to ensure they comply with weight limits and safety regulations set by the DOT (Department of Transportation) and FMCSA (Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration). These stations, typically located on highways, help prevent road damage and ensure trucks are operating safely. ✅In addition to weighing trucks, some stations also conduct safety inspections, checking vehicle conditions, driver documentation, and compliance with hours of service (HOS) regulations. ❌⭕️⛔️ No, you cannot skip a Weigh Station if you are required to stop. If a station is open and signs indicate that trucks must enter, you must comply“Want to check a trucking company’s safety record? 🚛📊 The FMCSA Company Snapshot provides key details like USDOT number, safety ratings, inspections, and insurance status. Stay informed and drive safely! 🔍✨ Check it out on the FMCSA SAFER website. #Trucking #FMCSA #SafetyFirst” You can check a company’s Company Snapshot on the FMCSA SAFER website: 🔗 https://safer.fmcsa.dot.gov/ Just enter the USDOT Number, MC Number, or company name to get safety records, inspections, and more! 🚛🔍