Indiana Equipment Shipping and Tractor Trailer Transport

Heavy Equipment Transport is the best driveaway services provider in Indiana. We’ve offered reliable driveaway services in Indiana for more than a decade now. Whether you need Indiana driveaway services for semi trucks, motorhomes, or driveable equipment, we’ll get it done right. Our drivers are professionals and familiar with routes leading to different locations. Your equipment will be driven to a destination of your choice safely. We offer door to door and terminal to terminal driveaway services in Indiana. For fast and affordable driveaway services in Indiana, call us today!

As semi truck moving professionals in Indiana, our drivers will use several busy interstates to deliver semi trucks, including:

I-64

I-70

I-59

I-65

I-64 is a significant east-west route that provides access to Illinois and Kentucky throughout Indiana. The road's course is mostly rural, but it connects all four of the counties in the Evansville metro area, as well as provides access to the Louisville metro area. The highway first enters the state crossing the Wabash River, and heads through Posey before crossing the Gibson-Vanderburgh county line. It also leads through Warrick County, Spencer-Dubois, and Perry County, often switching between the central and eastern time zones before finally crossing into Crawford County and remaining in the eastern time zone for the rest of its journey. The latter portion of the route also travels through the Hoosier National Forest, taking many sharp turns and crossing many steep hills before crossing the Ohio River into Kentucky.

Another important east-west highway is the I-70. It crosses the south side of Terre Haute, passes through the capital of Indianapolis, and connects drivers with the Indianapolis International Airport. Once past the airport, the road curves northeast then east before crossing the White River and passing south of downtown Indianapolis. Exiting downtown Indianapolis towards the northeast, the I-70 continues to Richmond. To the northwest of Richmond, the route is joined by the U.S. 35, and both cross over into Ohio.