Just about any ship will transport a car or motorcycle for you - the only slight difficulty you may encounter is if you wish to travel on the same voyage - since only about 1% of the freighters sailing the worlds oceans carry passengers.

a fellow motorcycle enthusiast, I understand the dangers involved with riding motorcycles on Florida roads, especially the ever so fun I-95 runs. I have compiled some helpful information on what to do following a car, auto, or motorcycle accident.

The container shipping company express shipping service generally takes 2-3 weeks delivery (depending on container availability), crated shipping generally takes 1-5 business days for delivery.

come from car's real fuel consumption i.e. not according to figures provided by UTAC (Union Technique de l'Automobile du Motocycle et du Cycle), which do not take into account cold starting, air-conditioning, acceleration, traffic jams etc. The calculation for motorcycle emissions comes from a study carried out by the Ademe. See Ademe study in PDF format.

Yes you can - except in Siem Reap and more recently Sihanoukville - which in the past year or so has been sort of an on-again, off-again thing. But the question is should you? My answer is probably not.

Yes, all these means of transportation are readily available to you. Many English teachers decide to buy a vehicle. However, it is far from necessary. Public transportation is clean, cheap, quick, easy, and always available. The same applies to taxis. Another note: you will notice pretty quickly that driving in Korea can be a little aggressive. If you do decide to join the multitude of vehicles on the road, be sure to consider your safety as your number one concern.

Yes. While we generally prefer to have our customers visit our showroom to pick up their new vehicle and complete all the paperwork, we will happily work with you and your shipper to get your vehicle to you if this is what you prefer.

A - Make sure your motorcycle is within 96" long and 40" wide. If your motorcycle is not within these dimensions, then please call our office at (888)347-1391 so we can provide proper shipping. You need to know the weight of your motorcycle; if you don't, then please click here. You also need to completely drain all fuel from the tank, unlock the steering, remove the keys, fold in the mirrors (if possible), and remove all items from the saddle bags and glove box.

Motorcycles, being heavier and almost always having manual transmissions, are more difficult to ride. Cars can be cheap, but with even the smallest of them being fairly large, they can be difficult to park, store, or drive in certain situations. Mopeds are restricted to top speeds of 25 to 30 mph, depending on where you live, which seriously limits where you can ride them... some scooters are fast enough to ride on freeways. I guess the most compelling reason is the cool factor..

Residents are allowed to have automobiles and/or motorcycles. The resident must provide Hope for Tomorrow with a copy of their valid driver’s license, vehicle registration and proof of insurance. >>back to top

In Florida, as defined by law, a motorcycle is a motor vehicle powered by a motor with a displacement of more than 50 cubic centimeters, having a seat or saddle for the use of the rider, and designed to travel on not more than three wheels in contact with the ground, but excluding a tractor or moped. ? 322.01(25)

No. Any paperwork, keys, boxes, or spare parts need to be shipped separately. Saddlebags and windshields can stay on the bike and helmets may be shipped as long as they are securely strapped to the bike. Just make sure that it is noted on the inventory sheet that a helmet is attached to the bike.

The container shipping company is a business-to-business company and they do not maintain cash on their premises.

U.S. Customs requires that the original certificate of title must be presented to U.S. Customs as proof of ownership before your car can be exported.

First you will need to ask permission from the owner, the lien holder. You will need to obtain a notarized export permission letter from your lien holder to export the vehicle. Second ask your local D.M.V. (Dept. Of Motor Vehicles) for a computer generated print out of your lien record.