by MVS Canada | May 13, 2026
Open transport is a standard, proven way to move vehicles by truck and is the most common truck-shipping method in Canada. Vehicles are loaded onto multi-vehicle car-hauler trailers and are usually secured with tire straps, although some older trailers may use chains...
by MVS Canada | May 13, 2026
Sometimes, yes — but it depends on the modification, the vehicle’s dimensions, and whether it can be loaded safely on a standard open carrier. All modifications must be disclosed when you request a quote or place your booking. This includes lifted suspension,...
by MVS Canada | May 13, 2026
A terminal is a designated commercial facility or approved location where vehicles are received, temporarily stored, loaded, unloaded, or released during the shipping process. Terminals are used at the origin while vehicles wait for the next available truck, rail car,...
by MVS Canada | May 13, 2026
After your order is confirmed and processed, usually within one business day, your shipping representative will email your origin terminal address, hours of operation, and any special drop-off or access instructions. Please do not drop off your vehicle until you have...
by MVS Canada | May 13, 2026
Terminals provide temporary storage while vehicles wait to be loaded, transferred, unloaded, or picked up. They do not provide guaranteed insurance coverage while your vehicle is on their premises. Standard carrier or rail coverage generally applies while the vehicle...
