New Mexico Equipment and Semi Truck Shipping

Heavy Equipment Transport (works with drivers who can safely and efficiently transport your semi-truck on New Mexico's major transport routes, including:

The U.S. Route 550 is a 4-lane busy highway that starts north of Albuquerque and stretches 175 miles to the Colorado border. It's one of the dangerous highways in the state, with a speed limit of 70 mph. I-40 runs along the southern Arizona border up to El Paso, through Las Cruces. It's a route plied mostly by large trucks and tractor-trailers.

I-40 runs across New Mexico from the western to the eastern border, through Albuquerque. With a distance of 373 miles, I-40 is one of the busiest national highways, with its most dangerous section located just northeast of Albuquerque. I-25 is 462 miles long, starting from the northern Mexican border, through Albuquerque and Colorado. I-10 interchange on this highway is also a dangerous spot, with heavy commercial vehicles speeding fast. Route 285 starts at the Texas border and passes through the central region of New Mexico to Colorado, a distance of about 407 miles. The road passes through New Mexico's southern planes and winds through Santa Fe before reaching Colorado. It's a popular transport route with big hauling trucks moving oil, sand, and natural gas.