Weshipm LLC does allow up to 100lb of items in the trunk at no additional cost which must be informed upon scheduling. Anything in the front or back seats of the vehicle is not allowed per department of transportation regulations. Any personal belongings sent inside your car will not be insured for loss or damage. Loading your car with personal belongings also adds to the weight of your vehicle. As weight of the load is an important consideration when booking and planning transport, the additional weight may affect your driver’s ability to carry your car. Should your driver agree to carry your car with the extra weight, he will probably charge you an additional fee for the added weight.

Most Transporters hold insurance in the following amounts: $1,000,000 combined single limit and $250,000 per incident. This insurance covers damage done to your vehicle while in transit due to the driver’s neglect or errors. Contracts vary: some contacts state that the owner’s car insurance or home insurance is primary, so read your contract carefully. Your Transporter’s insurance does not cover damage to any personal property left inside your car. Should your car cause damage to another car being carried due to leaking fluids, you will be liable for this damage so you will want to check with your own insurance policies to make sure that you are covered.

The size of your carrier will be determined by the size and condition of the vehicle you want transported as well as the distance you want your vehicle moved. Larger carriers are usually used for longer distances.