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Are you eagerly waiting to see your car which is already in transit? Due to advancement in information technology, it has become easier to track the location of any Vessels in sea. Using the GPS technology you can see the exact location of our vessels ... in sea life. Depending on your Shipping line some auto auction companies may provide you with a vessel’s tracking and container tracking code to trace your car online. The most leading companies constantly remains in touch with the shipping line to keep their customers updated about the exact location of the vessels and expected date of arrival to the destination port.

Containers have standardized (fixed) dimensions. You can usually find the most common sizes: 20', 40', 40'HC (high cube), 45', 48' and 53' available from all exit ports, but some shipping lines may not offer all sizes to specific destinations. How ... it works: Our certified drivers will pick up your vehicle from its current location and deliver it to our exit warehouse. Once the vehicle arrives, pictures will be taken and uploaded on your profile. Depending on the shipping option chosen, your vehicle will be loaded either by container consolidation towards our clearing agent as soon as more of our other client's vehicles are ready. Or we will wait on the rest of your vehicles to arrive in the case you are doing your own container. Usually vehicles are loaded in a 40' with 3 more cars aside from yours. Making it a 40' with 4 cars.

Container Shipping: Container shipping means that your car will be loaded inside 20 feet or 40 feet container, and the container will be sealed.A 40ft container can hold up to 5 vehicles and if you are shipping a full container load the container ... will be loaded upon vehicles arrival at the warehouse. Container consolidation means thar your vehicle will be consolidated into a container with other vehicles and loaded as soon as all the vehicles arrive at the warehouse. When the container is loaded it will be transported to the exit port and loaded onto a vessel the following week.