by MVS Canada | May 13, 2026
Rail is an important part of many long-distance shipments in Canada, especially between major hubs such as Toronto and Vancouver. Depending on your route, your vehicle may move by rail only, truck only, or a combination of truck and rail. Not every city pair has...
by MVS Canada | May 13, 2026
Autorack railcars, also called auto carrier railcars, are specialized railcars designed to transport vehicles by train. They are commonly used to move cars, SUVs, pickup trucks, vans, and other passenger vehicles over long distances. Unlike a regular freight car, an...
by MVS Canada | May 13, 2026
Rail shipping has stricter requirements because vehicles travel in shared, enclosed rail cars and are handled under railway safety, loading, and inspection rules. These rules help protect your vehicle, railway staff, and the other vehicles loaded in the same rail car....
by MVS Canada | May 13, 2026
Almost none. Rail shipments have the strictest personal-items rules, and your vehicle cannot be used to move household goods, luggage, or loose belongings. Unless MVS Canada gives written permission in advance, only the following vehicle-related items may remain in...
by MVS Canada | May 13, 2026
When your vehicle arrives in the destination area, it is not always ready for pickup right away. Rail shipments must go through an unloading and release process before the vehicle can be collected. Here’s what typically happens: The rail car arrives in the destination...
