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Auto Transport, Car Carrier Vs Freight Broker In Canada



The first thing that we need to do before moving a vehicle in Canada is to evaluate the car carrier company that will move our vehicle. It is really important that they have the proper shipping and loading equipment and the transportation paperwork required to transport vehicles (Insurance, licenses, etc.) This is something that we need to ask for before delivering our vehicle to any car shipping company.


 A certified car carrier is the one who has the vehicle on their control, therefore, they have the most reliable information when it comes to provide an update of the vehicle. It is the main source of information.

When we talk about having specific routes we are telling you that we know where we are going, it is really important that the company in Canada that transports your vehicle knows the area since it will give you a better idea of the time it's going to take him to deliver the vehicle.

SHIP MY RIDE is an auto carrier company based in Calgary, Canada, with their own fleet of trucks and experienced drivers that have been driving all over Canada. Do not send your vehicle to the road if you are not 100% sure of who is transporting it. If you want more information CONTACT US at any time, we will be more than happy to answer your auto shipping questions..


We are a professional car shipping company that can assist you with your car shipping, whether inside of the province or going to another. Fill in the book your vehicle form for auto shipping and this way you can book your car when it’s ready for transport.


There are different types of car shipping companies that might be able to move your vehicle. This case we will compare a car hauler company with a freight broker in Canada.



As you can see there are a lot of differences between a car shipping company and a car broker. We want to clarify that using a car broker service is not bad, they will deliver the unit as they stated but we are talking about the control of the shipping process in general.

Ship My Ride – Contact Information 

Call us: 1-888-875-SHIP (7447)
Website: shipmyride.com
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Location: Edmonton, AB, Canada

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  1. Micheal AlexanderOctober 10, 2020 at 12:09 AM

    Wow what a great blog, i really enjoyed reading this, good luck in your work. Van Leasing Deal

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  2. Freight Broker - Freight Brokerage - Kings Way TApril 4, 2022 at 8:28 AM

    Ask shippers in time of LTL pick up and loading, if they need any special services. Make sure to mention this special request before scheduling with the carrier. If it gets missed out then, the freight brokerage will be out of work for you and not able to deliver the consignment and pick up it up. Once the pick-up is missing it won’t be able to load on the same day. You will have to wait for the next business days.

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  3. Allen JhonApril 20, 2022 at 5:47 AM

    If you're looking for shipping businesses to Canada, I propose Gardewine, a leading trucking company in Winnipeg that provides the greatest level of service for shipping across the country. I've personally benefited from their services. They offer warehousing and logistics services. You should hire them at least once.

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