Royal Rollers

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Carrier Transport vs. Personal Driver

Both options get your car wherever it's headed, anywhere in the country. The difference is how it gets there, and that difference matters for cost, timing, and what happens to your odometer along the way.

Carrier Transport

  • Insurance

    Fully insured for collision and damages under our carrier's insurance

  • Mileage on your car

    None, it rides on the hauler

  • Fees

    No hidden fees

  • Typical turnaround

    1-4 days

  • Timing precision

    Standard carrier routing

  • Best for

    Long distance, multi-vehicle, high-value or enclosed needs

Personal Driver

  • Insurance

    Covered by your car's personal insurance

  • Mileage on your car

    Some, the vehicle is driven point-to-point

  • Fees

    Sometimes cheaper, especially short-notice single-vehicle jobs

  • Typical turnaround

    24-30 hours

  • Timing precision

    More precise pickup / dropoff timing

  • Best for

    Tight timelines, direct control, fast single-car moves

A note on insurance

Carrier Transport: Your vehicle is covered by our carrier's cargo insurance for the full duration of transport — protecting against collision and damage from pickup to delivery.

Personal Driver: We want your car protected every mile of the way. That's why we ask that your vehicle carry full coverage insurance (comprehensive and collision) during the drive — the standard protection most vehicles already have. Don't worry, this is common and easy to confirm with your insurance provider if you're not sure.

A note on mileage

Only Personal Driver adds mileage — a person is physically driving your car to its destination, so it accumulates miles in transit. Carrier Transport avoids this entirely since your car rides on a hauler.

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