Missouri Equipment and Semi Truck Shipping Company

Heavy Equipment Transport drivers in Missouri will use the interstate highway system to ship semi trucks. Major routes our drivers are comfortable shipping semi trucks along include:

The north-south I-29 begins in Missouri, traveling through Kansas City and the St. Joseph metro areas before heading into Iowa. Most of the route through Missouri is contained in the Platte Purchase area. The trail begins at a confluence with the I-70 and follows the same road as I-35 and US 71. It crosses over the Missouri River alongside these two highways and separates in the north of Kansas City, passes by the city's international airport, and then exits towards eastern St. Joseph. In St. Joseph, you can access downtown via the I-229 loop before the highway leaves the city and passes through rural northwestern Missouri to the Iowa border near Rock Port and Council Bluffs.

I-44 travels northeast from the state border near Joplin to meet the I-70 in St. Louis. Over more than 470 km, the interstate connects many of the state's largest cities. It enters Missouri in Newton County and travels through southern Joplin before meeting the I-49 in Jasper County. The road continues through Jasper and into Lawrence County, turning northeast near Mount Vernon. At Halltown, the route curves back towards the east, following the old US 66 route. For part of its journey, the road enters the Mark Twain National Forest. It briefly leaves the forest to serve Waynesville, St. Robert, and Fort Leonard Wood before its re-entry. Once out of the National Forest, the road heads into St. Louis County, bisects Eureka and traverses unincorporated land before serving Fenton, Crestwood, Kirkwood, Oakland, and more before entering the city of St. Louis.