New York Equipment Shipping Services

Transport semi trucks to or from New York with the best shipping company. Heavy Equipment Transport knows all of New York State routes, and DOT laws governing heavy and oversized cargo transport. We are a nationally recognized semi truck shipping company, with the resources, rigs, and equipment to ensure that your semi truck is delivered to New York Safely. A dedicated logistics agent will guide you through every step of the process.

At Heavy Equipment Transport, our mission is to provide quality New York semi truck shipping services. We will do route surveys and assess the road and weather conditions. We'll also work together with local authorities to gain a permit or police escort services, especially when moving multiple semi trucks through high-traffic industrial zones, such as Long Island City and West Shore in Staten Island. Heavy Equipment Transport works with the most experienced drivers, who have the best equipment for New York semi truck shipping. Call today and get your New York semi truck transport rate! (888) 730-2951

When shipping semi-trucks to and from New York, our drivers use the major commercial transport routes. The state has many interconnected highways, but the major ones include:

• I-78
• I-84
• I-87
• I-90
• I-95

When shipping semi-trucks from New York City westward to New Jersey, I-78 is the ideal route. It starts from Holland Tunnel, providing smooth and easy shipping. I-84 begins near Port Jervis at the New York/Pennsylvania border and heads east through Orange, Putman, and Dutchess before reaching the Connecticut border. I-87 is about 330 miles long and leads to Montreal. The Major Deegan Expressway is a rough section of the road, and drivers must take caution when driving here.

Another common shipping route is I-90, which stretches 386 miles from Ripley, right at the Pennsylvania border, to Massachusetts through Connecticut. In New York, the highway is part of the state's Thruway System, serving major cities like Buffalo, Rochester, Utica, and Syracuse. In New York, I-95 is a relatively shorter highway, starting from the northern New Jersey border, over the Hudson River, and into New York City. The road ends at Connecticut Turnpike near the state's northern border.