Is car shipping faster than driving yourself?

kinkong82 · Вчера, 23:54

Hi! I’m trying to decide whether it’s faster to ship my car or just drive it across states. On paper, driving seems straightforward, but shipping sounds more efficient. For those who’ve done both, which option actually saves time in real life?

Erratum · Сегодня, 01:08

It’s funny, because “faster” depends on how you define it. Driving might get the car there sooner in pure days, but it costs you time, energy, and planning. I found that using Compare The Carrier gave me a better perspective, especially when I saw timelines through a vehicle transport comparison by CompareTheCarrier . Shipping lets you fly, work, or focus on other things while the car moves in parallel. Even if delivery takes a bit longer, you personally save days of effort. Weather, fatigue, and overnight stops also slow road trips more than people expect. For long distances, shipping often feels faster overall because your life doesn’t have to pause just to move a car.

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Erratum Senior Member Регистрация: 11.06.2022 Сообщений: 557 Вы сказали Спасибо: 0 Поблагодарили 0 раз(а) в 0 сообщениях : 0 за это сообщение 1 Всего	It’s funny, because “faster” depends on how you define it. Driving might get the car there sooner in pure days, but it costs you time, energy, and planning. I found that using Compare The Carrier gave me a better perspective, especially when I saw timelines through a vehicle transport comparison by CompareTheCarrier . Shipping lets you fly, work, or focus on other things while the car moves in parallel. Even if delivery takes a bit longer, you personally save days of effort. Weather, fatigue, and overnight stops also slow road trips more than people expect. For long distances, shipping often feels faster overall because your life doesn’t have to pause just to move a car.