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Vehicle Transport Rate Index

What it actually costs to ship a standard sedan on the busiest US lanes right now, derived from booked carrier pay on our platform. Free to read, free to cite.

LaneMilesOpen transportEnclosed90-day trend
Miami, FL → New York, NYSnowbird northbound demand building1,289$1,050$1,700+6%Price this lane →
Los Angeles, CA → New York, NYSteady coast-to-coast capacity2,886$1,705$2,765-3%Price this lane →
Houston, TX → Los Angeles, CAExcess westbound trucks this week1,618$1,125$1,820-5%Price this lane →
Chicago, IL → Miami, FLPeak winter southbound corridor1,406$1,130$1,835+9%Price this lane →
Phoenix, AZ → Seattle, WANormal seasonal drift1,315$1,065$1,730+2%Price this lane →
Atlanta, GA → Dallas, TXBalanced southern lane849$865$1,405-1%Price this lane →
Philadelphia, PA → Miami, FLHigh northeast outbound volume1,207$990$1,600+7%Price this lane →
Denver, CO → Chicago, ILBackhaul capacity available1,083$900$1,460-4%Price this lane →

Live booked rates

Actual prices customers paid on TankWorldWide, aggregated by lane. A lane appears once it has at least two bookings.

Watch this lane

Rates on California → Texas move weekly with carrier supply. We'll email you the moment this lane drops to your number.

Why prices move

Auto transport pricing is a live capacity market: fuel, seasonality, truck supply on the lane, and how flexible your dates are all move the number.

Best time to book

Lanes with a rising trend usually keep rising for another two to three weeks. Booking early on those lanes locks today's rate.

How this is built

Rates come from accepted carrier pay plus platform fee on completed bookings, not from advertised teaser pricing.