Iowa Equipment and Semi Truck Shipping Services

Our professional semi truck towing specialists often utilize many of the interstate routes that connect cities in Iowa to other parts of the U.S. Popular routes include:

I-29

I-35

I-80

I-29 is an interstate highway that runs north-south and parallels the journey of the Missouri River through Iowa. The road enters Iowa near Hamburg, following a north-northwesterly route through the Omaha-Council Bluffs connecting the Sioux City areas. Throughout its journey, the highway route is entirely flat, never straying from the land between the Missouri River and the nearby Loess Hills. On its exit from Iowa, the road crosses into South Dakota over the Big Sioux River.

Another north-south interstate in Iowa is the I-35 that connects Duluth in Minnesota and Laredo in Texas through the center of Iowa. The highway enters the state near Lamoni and continues northward through southern Iowa's drift plain. Just north of Lamoni, there's a rest stop overlooking the Grand River that provides access to the Slip Bluff County Park. When it reaches Des Moines, the I-35 overlaps the I-80 highway, and both bypass the center of Des Moines to the north and west. On the west route, the I-35 turns north to go through Ankeny and Ames, continuing northeast to the Wright County line and beyond.

The I-80 in Iowa travels west to east, entering the state in Council Bluffs and also threading through the southern Iowa drift plain. I-80 continues east after des Moines, and in eastern Iowa provides access to the University of Iowa located in Iowa City. Northwest of the Quad Cities, the highway has the world's largest truck stop. The route then continues onto northern Davenport and Bettendorf before leaving Iowa on the Fred Shwengel Memorial Bridge.