Instead of loading your vehicle onto a trailer, a professional driver takes the wheel and delivers it directly — often the fastest way to get a running vehicle where it needs to go.
Drive-away service uses a background-checked, licensed driver to deliver your vehicle by actually driving it to its destination, rather than transporting it on a carrier trailer. It's a common choice for motorhomes and self-propelled RVs, single-vehicle moves where speed matters, and dealership-to-dealership transfers.
Your driver is matched based on route and vehicle type, then completes a pre-trip inspection with photos before departure. Because the vehicle is driven rather than trailered, mileage is added to the odometer during transport — worth knowing if odometer reading matters for your situation (e.g., a sale in progress).
Distance and vehicle type are the primary factors, along with driver availability on your specific route. Drive-away can sometimes move faster than waiting for trailer space, particularly on less-traveled routes.
Yes, since the vehicle is driven rather than carried. If odometer mileage is a concern, our open or enclosed trailer transport keeps mileage unchanged.
Yes — every driver in our drive-away network is licensed and background-checked before being matched to a shipment.