Kansas, also endearingly called the “Sunflower State” is one of the flattest states in the US, with it’s highest point Mount Sunflower, being only at 4,039 feet in height. This means that there are little to no mountain passes and most of the terrain is either flatlands or rolling hills.
In terms of transportation this makes Kansas an easy-going ride, despite it being one of the larger regions of the Midwest. Thanks to its rather well-connected regions and the presence of I-70 (going east west to Colorado and Missouri) and other major interstates, the state is pretty easy to get to.
This bodes well for anyone looking to book a quality, reliable car transport services to and from Kansas – especially in terms of price and delivery times.
The USTrans team prefers Kansas as an end or starting destination because of how easy it is to navigate its major road networks and the lack of toll plazas on major highways.
It’s important to note that each state does have some specific requirements in terms of big vehicles entering into urban areas and Kansas is no exception to that.
If you live in any of the major cities and are looking to have your vehicle transported to another location, it’s best to consider your local laws and find a good, wide location where 18-wheelers can maneuver more easily.
This will not affect the price per se but will sure make a good impression on the driver and overall make both of your experiences quicker and easier. All service prices will be provided before the truck even leaves the depot to come and collect any given vehicle, so you will be aware of what you will have to pay.
In terms of deadlines, it is quite difficult to estimate and accurate time or date for delivery times, especially with long distance car moving and transportation. For intrastate travel, delivery times are quite short, whereas interstate travel might take up to a couple of weeks.
What determines the prices of car transportation to/from Kansas the most is:
While road closures are possible anywhere in the US, thanks to Kansas’ new KDOT 511 traveller service, we are able to have an up-to-date understanding of relevant road conditions, closures, road work and so forth.
This not only reduces the delivery time, but also makes it a lot easier on the carrier which at the end of the day affects the quality of the service.
As the largest and most populous city in Kansas, Wichita has the reputation of a place with quick commute times. The city has several interstates and state highways passing through it, like the I-35, I-135, I-235 which is a north-west and south-central Wichita, KS.
The availability of several useful U.S. Routes like Route 54, Route 400 and Route 81 makes it quite easy to navigate and transport pretty much any load to and from the city.
As the state capital Topeka, KS has an important place not only in the governance of the state and all important facets of its local government, but also as a transport hub. What aids this is the presence of several major interstate highways like the I-70, I-470 and I-335 as well as US-24, US-75 and US-40 with several major boulevards being available to ease the commute of larger vehicles.
One such boulevard is the NW/SW Topeka Blvd. as well as the SW Gage Blvd – this infrastructure makes USTrans’ job quite a lot easier and your car transport service to and from Kansas, Topeka or Wichita a lot more affordable.