Vehicle Transport for Dealerships, Auctions, and Rental Fleets
Coordinate high-volume vehicle movement around auction windows, dealer inventory, rental rotations, keys, inspections, and delivery appointments.
Commercial vehicle yards run on appointment windows and accurate release data. A repeatable manifest and a named yard contact prevent one missing key or incorrect VIN from disrupting a whole load.
Align the release process
Confirm the release number, VIN list, keys, gate hours, loading order, yard rules, and authorized contacts. Provide the carrier with the same information the auction or dealer will use.
Price operational constraints
Ask about wait time, redelivery, storage, after-hours appointments, non-running units, and changes after the load is accepted. Auction and rental moves often need a commercial schedule rather than a residential pickup promise.
Close the loop at delivery
The receiving team should inspect by VIN, sign each record, report exceptions immediately, and reconcile keys and accessories before the carrier leaves.
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