Connecticut Equipment and Semi Truck Shipping

Heavy Equipment Transport offers reliable and timely semi truck and equipment driveaway services in Connecticut. We offer short and long distance driveaway services, tailored to fit your needs. Whether you need a truck, RV, or drivable equipment driven in Colorado, we have the most experienced experts for the job. Our driveaway services in Connecticut are available in all the cities. For door to door or terminal to terminal driveaway services in Connecticut, call now! (888) 730-2951.

When it comes to semi truck moving in Connecticut, our Heavy Equipment Transport drivers often use the following routes:

I-84, an east-west highway that connects Danbury to Waterbury, Hartford, and Union. Climbing away from Danbury, the road turns north and descends to a crossing on the Housatonic River. It travels through hilly terrain into Middlebury then Waterbury and follows a northeasterly route into Plainville. Through Farmington, West Hartford, and Hartford, there are many sharp curves along the way. From Hartford to Manchester and beyond, the road climbs up from the river valley, passing through Tolland County towns before traveling onward to Union.

I-91 is the most used north-south transport corridor through the center of Connecticut. It connects the state's largest cities of New Haven and Hartford. From east of downtown New Haven, the I-91 follows a north-eastward trend into North Haven. It then travels through eastern Wallingford before heading into eastern Meriden. Leaving Meriden, the road passes into the western edge of Middletown before it hits Cromwell. From there, the road enters Hartford County, Wethersfield, and Hartford City, before going to East Windsor, Enfield, and crossing the Massachusetts state line.

I-95, which is a major north-south highway on the East Coast that runs for approximately 111 miles in an east-to-west direction. It travels from the New York state line eastward to Greenwich and East Lyme as part of the Connecticut Turnpike, which passes major cities: Stamford, New Haven, and Bridgeport.