Northeast to Southeast.

The Northeast down to Atlanta, Charlotte, and Raleigh — relocations, work moves, and college runs connecting the big Northeast metros with the growing Southeast.

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32 routes in this corridor

48 states served

Door to door

Northeast to Southeast routes

Every lane in this corridor — each a live page with pricing and transit time. Most run in both directions.

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Shipping between the Northeast and the Southeast

The Northeast to Southeast corridor connects Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Washington DC with Atlanta, Charlotte, Raleigh and Nashville. It carries relocations, job transfers and college moves between the big Northeast metros and the fast-growing cities of the South.

The lanes in this corridor

From the Northeast: Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Washington DC to Atlanta, Charlotte, Raleigh and Nashville.
From the Southeast: Atlanta, Charlotte, Raleigh and Nashville back to the same four Northeast metros.

Most of these trips start on the I-95 spine, then branch onto I-85 for Charlotte and Atlanta or head inland toward Nashville.

Who ships on these lanes

People moving for work, families downsizing south, and students going to school in either direction. Many customers move both ways over a few years, which is why every route here runs in both directions.

Timing tips

Winter weather in the Northeast can slow pickups from December through March, so build in a little slack. Late spring and summer are peak moving season, when schedules fill faster. If your date is fixed by a lease, closing or start date, request your quote as early as you can.

Pickup in the city

Dense neighborhoods in Boston, New York, Philadelphia and DC often have narrow streets and tight parking. Car haulers frequently meet customers at a nearby spot with room to load safely. Mention access limits when you book so the driver can plan for them. It is still door-to-door service, just at the nearest safe point.

Choosing a service

Most cars ship on an open trailer. Choose enclosed for high-value vehicles or expedited for a hard deadline. Moving for school? See military and student shipping.

Find your route

Each lane above has its own page with mileage, typical transit time and starting prices. Shipping to Florida instead? See the East Coast Snowbird corridor.

Common questions

Can you ship two cars on the same move? Yes. Tell us about both vehicles when you request a quote and we will look for a carrier that can take them together.

Questions before you book? Call (754) 946-4922 or email hello@autoshippingnearme.com, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm ET.

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