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Can I put things in my rv?
The way it works is that trucking companies that only use giant, 10-car carriers aren’t licensed to ship household goods because there’s no place to put it! The difference, however, is the enclosed ship service that many companies offer. If you’re looking to ship some boxes along with your rv, companies that use enclosed trailers and trucks are licensed to do that. But don’t pack your rv full of boxes if it’s going onto a giant, open truck, because that’s illegal.
The gray area is the trunk. Most rv ship companies allow you to have up to 100 pounds in the trunk only. This means blankets, pillows, maybe some clothes...loose stuff. By putting miscellaneous junk in your trunk, so to speak, you’re not transporting “household goods” but rather just some “stuff” that happens to be in your trunk. This can change, however, if you decide you’d like your stereo to stay in the trunk, because this can be seen as household goods. So no electronics at all in the rv, and you can never have anything in the cab. Loose change and some candy wrappers are okay, but nothing big.
 
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Rv Shippers And Quotes For Shipping Your Rv

An rv shipper is a person or company that ships rvs. This can be either a ship broker or a carrier, depending on the company, and each has their own way of operating. A ship broker is an rv shipper that arranges ship – from start to finish, they will find a carrier, handle all the paperwork, and take their own ship broker fee, but they also keep the costs low because they look for carriers instead of shipping it themselves, so the incentive to raise your price is not there. A carrier is an rv shipper that actually moves the rv for a customer. These rv shippers are more common, but most use ship brokers to find and ship rvs. An rv shipper quote is the price that an rv shipper will provide to you to ship your rv. An rv shipper quote can come from two different types of rv shippers – either a ship broker or a carrier. A ship broker will give you a quote based on the price that carriers are giving out for the route your ship will be taking as well as their own fee; a carrier will give a quote simply based on the route that you are shipping on. However, some carriers like to charge more, which is why utilizing an rv shipping ship brokerage tends to be less stressful as the price tends to stay the same.


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Auto Carrier

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