Nebraska is at the center-most of the continental U.S. making it an ideal location for initiating any sort of auto transport services. Its main interstate artery is the I-80 which passes from Wyoming, connecting at the tri-state border between Colorado and Nebraska with the I-76.
The I-80 passes through both major state cities, Lincoln and Omaha, making it the most convenient and cost-effective method of reaching the center of the state.
In terms of topography, the state is characterized by plains, with little elevation difference, although the western part sees a bit of the Rockies. Eighteen further U.S. Routes connect the state into a grid pattern, making it relatively easy to get around in.
In terms of transportation capabilities, USTrans.com is able to deploy its full capacity provided weather patterns cooperate with logistics. The prices for car transport and shipping services stay relatively stable all throughout the year.
The cost that you can expect for car shipping services to or from Nebraska depend on the final destination and the direction of the service. Transporting a 1.5 tone vehicle from the state to other locations is cheaper, while shipping from other states to Nebraska is a bit more expensive.
Generally, the prices of the service will be shaped by the following regardless if it’s shipping from or to Nebraska:
To get the lowest prices and rates for car transport to or from Nebraska, you have to pick the least busy time of the year which historically has been the winter.
The rate will be based on the market in that particular state, meaning if you shup FROM Nebraska TO California, the prices will be based on Nebraska rates.
The possible routes will also affect the price, if toll roads are the only option or the only timely manner in which the vehicle can be delivered, then the price will be reflected by this.
As the state capital, Lincoln, NE is an important transport hub which sits right on the path of I-80, it’s fastest passage into and out of the state.
While there are quite a lot of other different ways to get to the city, like the U.S Route 77 for north and south inbound transportation, the best way to move any larger loads is by the interstate network.
As the largest and most populated city in the state, Omaha, NE is an often-visited location for the carriers USTrans.com chooses to do business with.
It is a central and important location which sits on the I-80 for east-west traffic and the I-29 for north-south traffic. With further connections using the U.S. Routes 34 and 6.
As a U.S. wide service, USTrans.com also provides shipping services to Nebraska from: