Can you buy a car in Canada and bring it to the U.S.? (Pros vs. Cons) The short answer is yes. But it requires a bit more explanation. Here are the pros and cons of buying a car in Canada and moving it to the
How will new regulations impact car shipping in 2025? A new administration coming into the White House inevitably comes with change. And many of these modifications will involve the logistics and trucking industry and have an impact on our clients, carriers and drivers. For the
Open vs enclosed car shipping: Pros and cons of each transport method Every customer has different needs for shipping their vehicle. This is why you have the option of open or enclosed vehicle transport. There are a variety of considerations with both options. Determine what’s
2024 Customer Service Week 5 appreciation ideas to inspire your team Customer Service Week is an international celebration of the importance of customer service and of the people who serve and support customers daily. Since 1991, the Customer Service Group has sponsored Customer Service Week.
Top 5 back-to-school driving safety tips Back-to-school. It’s a time of increased traffic, stopped buses on your drive to work and crosswalks full of children walking to school. All good reasons to take extra precautions while driving at or near a school zone. Keeping students
How to take a road trip in an electric car 5 steps to ensure that you have the perfect EV road trip Are you thinking about planning a road trip in an electric vehicle (EV) but feeling squeamish about the logistics of it all? As
How can I send my car to another state? 5 things you must know before shipping your car across state lines When you are planning a move to another state, the idea of shipping your car can be overwhelming. Should I drive it myself? Are
What is fleet vehicle management? A complete guide to managing, tracking and shipping fleet vehicles When it comes to managing a fleet of vehicles, does your company run like a well-oiled machine — or do you experience frequent breakdowns along the way? When every mile counts,