Boston Car Shipping and Auto Transport Services

Delivery in Boston: Welcoming Your Car to its New Home

Delivery Scheduling:

Once your car arrives in the Boston area, the carrier will contact you to arrange a convenient delivery time. This flexibility ensures you're present to receive your vehicle.

A Meticulous Final Inspection:

Upon arrival, the carrier will conduct a final inspection of your car together with you. They'll meticulously compare the condition to the initial inspection report completed during pickup. This ensures any potential discrepancies are documented.

Signing the Bill of Lading:

The bill of lading is an important document that serves as a receipt for your car's condition upon delivery. The carrier will carefully review the document with you, highlighting any notations from the pre-shipment and final inspections. Once you're satisfied with the vehicle's condition, you'll sign the bill of lading, finalizing the transport process.

Welcome to Boston!

With the paperwork complete, it's time to take possession of your car! The carrier will assist you in unloading your vehicle from the transport trailer. AmeriFreight wants to ensure a smooth transition, so feel free to ask any questions you may have about the car's condition or the transport process.

We understand that even minor details can be important. That's why AmeriFreight's experienced carriers prioritize clear communication and a meticulous approach throughout the delivery process. This ensures your car arrives in Boston exactly as it left, ready for your next adventure.

Routes and Transportation:

• Interstate 90 (I-90): Known as the Massachusetts Turnpike, I-90 runs through Boston and connects the city to other major cities like Worcester and Springfield, continuing across the country. It’s a vital east-west route for long-distance car shipping.

• Interstate 93 (I-93): Running north-south, I-93 connects Boston to New Hampshire, points north, and provides access to areas south like Quincy and beyond. It is a key route for regional auto transport.

• Interstate 95 (I-95): Known as the "Outer Beltway," I-95 circles the Boston metropolitan area and is one of the most significant highways on the East Coast. It connects Boston to other major cities such as Providence, New York, and Washington, D.C.

• U.S. Route 1 (US 1): This major north-south highway runs through Boston and provides an alternative route to I-95, connecting the city to suburban areas and other northeastern states.

Preparing Your Vehicle for Boston Car Shipping

Before your car is shipped, it’s important to:

• Give it a thorough cleaning and inspection.

• Remove all personal belongings and accessories.

• Document any existing dents, scratches, or damage with clear photos for your records.

Local Insights for Boston Auto Transport

More Information about Boston, Massachusetts

Boston’s road network consists of modern highways and historic streets, especially in areas like Beacon Hill and the North End. While car transporters can access the city via major highways, navigating within the city requires careful planning due to narrow streets, one-way roads, and traffic regulations.

Transporters must also consider the city’s regulations on large trucks for car shipping, particularly in residential neighborhoods where restrictions may apply.

Major Events in Boston, Massachusetts

Boston hosts several high-profile events throughout the year, which can significantly impact traffic and car shipping schedules:

• Boston Marathon (April): The world-renowned marathon draws large crowds and leads to road closures throughout the city, especially in neighborhoods like Back Bay and Copley Square.

• Head of the Charles Regatta (October): This annual rowing event along the Charles River attracts thousands of participants and spectators, increasing traffic and causing road closures near the river.

• St. Patrick’s Day Parade (March): Held in South Boston, this celebration brings large crowds, leading to road closures and heavy traffic in the surrounding neighborhoods.

It is advisable to schedule car shipments before or after these events to avoid potential delays. Additionally, Boston’s winters can be harsh, with snowstorms and icy conditions that may affect transport timelines, particularly from December through March.

New Resident Resources

For new residents moving to Boston, several local resources can help make the transition easier:

• Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV): New residents must register their vehicles and obtain a Massachusetts driver’s license. Visit the RMV website for more information and local RMV branches.

• MBTA: Boston’s public transportation system offers subway, bus, and commuter rail services throughout the city and surrounding areas.

• Utility Providers: New residents should contact Eversource Energy for electricity services and the Boston Water and Sewer Commission for water services. It is recommended that they set up these utilities ahead of their move.

Boston is also home to some of the country's best hospitals and educational institutions, including Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard University, as well as major shopping districts like Newbury Street and the Seaport District.

Top Tourist Spots in Boston, Massachusetts

Boston offers a wealth of cultural and historical attractions that are must-visits for new residents and tourists alike:

• Freedom Trail: A 2.5-mile-long path through downtown Boston, the Freedom Trail takes visitors to 16 historical sites, including Paul Revere’s House and Faneuil Hall, offering a glimpse into the nation’s revolutionary history.

• Fenway Park: The home of the Boston Red Sox and one of the oldest baseball stadiums in the U.S., Fenway Park is a must-visit for sports fans and history buffs.

• Boston Common: The oldest city park in the United States, Boston Common is a central gathering place for locals and visitors. It offers beautiful green spaces and easy access to many of Boston’s historic neighborhoods.

Moving Tips and Resources

When preparing to move to Boston, consider hiring a reputable moving company recognized for their services. According to Move.org, International Van Lines and First National Van Lines are among the top-rated moving companies serving the Boston, MA area

For those needing temporary storage, companies such as Extra Space Storage and Public Storage provide secure and accessible solutions near Boston.

At AmeriFreight, we are committed to offering dependable and affordable car shipping services in Boston, Massachusetts. Whether you’re moving to or from Boston or shipping a vehicle across the country, our experienced team is here to ensure a smooth, stress-free experience.