North Dakota Auto Transport

North Dakota is our neighbor to the east of our home state of Montana. When you look at a map of North Dakota, you’ll notice the obvious. This midwestern state is dominated by the Great Plains, and there are very few heavily populated cities. In fact, North Dakota is the fourth least densely populated state in the country! While car carriers certainly travel the state, it’s not a common destination for many of them.

There are two primary trucking corridors in the state: I-94, which runs east/west across the state, and I-29, which runs north/south along the eastern border of the state. Your best car shipping options are going to be along those two corridors, but the best options are Fargo, West Fargo, Dickinson, and Bismarck (in that order).

If you ship a car to or from any location more than 50 miles north or south of I-94, or more than 50 miles west or east of I-29, it is going to be a very difficult North Dakota auto transport! By difficult we mean your transport may take a little more time and may require additional money to complete. The exceptions are Williston and Minot located in the northern half of the state. By no means are those two locations “easy,” but given their populations, 27,300 and 47,700 respectively, there are car carriers that will ship to or from those cities occasionally.

If you want to know what it will cost to ship a car to or from North Dakota and how long it will take to complete, get an instant quote online or call us at (800) 656-7638.