Is your vehicle or cargo at a U.S. seller, auction, dealership or other location? East Coast Freight Logistics coordinates pickup and road transport to the export warehouse, loading facility or port selected for its ocean shipment to Europe. A transportation provider carries out the road move; we coordinate it as part of your international shipment.
The inland leg takes your vehicle or cargo from its U.S. location to the receiving point chosen for the ocean shipment. That point depends on the route and the cargo.
Send the U.S. location, what needs moving and the destination country in Europe.
We check access, condition, release requirements and timing.
An appropriate transportation provider takes it to the selected export warehouse, loading facility or port, subject to site requirements and availability.
At the agreed export location, we coordinate the handoff into the ocean-shipping plan to Europe.
We can review pickup from a private seller, dealership, Copart or IAAI yard, another auction, a business, a private address or a storage facility. The address, access rules, release status, cargo condition and transportation-provider availability determine how the pickup can be arranged.
If the location or vehicle condition may complicate pickup, contact us before you bid or buy.
Start with what you know. We will tell you what else is needed before pickup can be scheduled.
Send the pickup ZIP code or city and state, what the vehicle or cargo is, and the destination country. For a vehicle, include the year, make, model and whether it starts or runs, if known. A listing link helps. For unusually large or heavy cargo, add approximate dimensions and weight. You can contact us before you have the exact address or every document.
Depending on the location and cargo, we may need the exact address and contact, release authorization, auction lot number or VIN, key status, pickup and storage deadlines, access or appointment rules, loading limits and condition photos. We will confirm which details apply to your shipment. Do not send passwords.
Read about export documentsAuction or storage-site fees and special handling may be separate from the transport quote. We will explain what the quoted inland move includes.
See what affects shipping costsIf a vehicle does not run, tell us whether it starts, rolls, steers and brakes, whether the keys are available and whether there is help to load it at the pickup site. Special equipment or another transport arrangement may be needed. We review each case against site conditions and carrier availability.
We can also review U.S. pickup for motorcycles, machinery, equipment, boats, pallets and other export cargo tied to an ocean shipment. Size, weight, condition, access and loading method affect the options. Tell us early about unusual dimensions, loose parts or loading limits.
Explore vehicle and equipment shippingThese are the details customers most often need before a vehicle or cargo can leave its U.S. location.
More shipping questions Read the guide to the U.S. inland stageSend the location, a brief description of the vehicle or cargo and the European destination. Include its condition and any deadline you know. We will review the pickup as part of the international shipment and tell you what information is needed next.
Your privacy choices
