Car hauler (carrier)Authority activeInsured $750k+
1Trucks
19 yrsOperating
Not ratedSafety rating
Car Shipping Companies in District of Columbia
Car hauler (carrier)Authority activeInsured $750k+
2Trucks
18 yrsOperating
Not ratedSafety rating
Car hauler (carrier)Authority activeInsured $750k+
23Trucks
6 yrsOperating
Not ratedSafety rating
Car hauler (carrier)Authority activeInsured $750k+
Check before you bookFMCSA safety rating: Conditional
16Trucks
9 yrsOperating
ConditionalSafety rating
Car hauler (carrier)Authority activeInsured $750k+
1Trucks
4 yrsOperating
Not ratedSafety rating
Car hauler (carrier)Authority activeInsured $750k+
1Trucks
1 yrsOperating
Not ratedSafety rating
Car hauler (carrier)Authority activeInsurance check needed
Check before you bookLiability insurance on file below $750,000 or missingFMCSA safety rating: Conditional
7Trucks
29 yrsOperating
ConditionalSafety rating
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many car shipping companies are in District of Columbia?
7 car shipping companies with active FMCSA authority list a business address in District of Columbia in our latest data: 7 car haulers and 0 auto transport brokers. The cities with the most are Washington (7).
How much does it cost to ship a car to or from District of Columbia?
Published 2026 national averages are around $1,150 to $1,215 per car, with most moves between about $700 and $1,500. Your price depends on distance, route, open or enclosed transport and season, so compare several written quotes.
Do I have to use a company based in District of Columbia?
No. Interstate car shipping companies are licensed by FMCSA and most move cars nationwide, so a company's home state does not limit where it ships. What matters is active authority, insurance on file and a clean record.
How do I check a District of Columbia car shipping company?
Open the company's profile here or look up its MC or USDOT number with FMCSA. Confirm the authority is active, insurance is on file and the phone number matches FMCSA before you pay a deposit.