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Text (315) 999-1132 Get an instant online quoteMassachusetts packs more college students into one state than almost anywhere in the country, and most of the cars we move for them are on the long lanes — California, Arizona, and Nevada — where driving it yourself means a week and 3,000 miles. We're an upstate New York carrier, so Massachusetts is next-door territory: the Mass Pike is literally the same I-90 our trucks live on, and we cover the state end to end, from Boston and Cambridge out through Worcester and the Pioneer Valley to Williamstown in the far northwest corner. The calendar drives everything here — May move-out, late-August move-in, a winter-break wave, and Commencement season — and the honest advice is to book once you know your dates, because the same two weeks fill up for everyone at once. Coast-to-coast averages about 4 days once the car is picked up, the average across our 25,000+ transports, and every car rides with a live GPS tracking link. Google our MC number, USDOT number, or (315) 939-0186 — our phone on file with USDOT — and we come up on the federal SAFER registry.
Harvard Yard and the river houses are ringed by some of the tightest streets in America, so we don't pretend a 75-foot hauler pulls up to Johnston Gate. The driver coordinates a workable spot nearby and meets you there — or you Uber out to the truck. From $2,500 for a sedan headed out; $2,000 to bring one in from California, Arizona, or Nevada. Full details on the Harvard page.
MIT stretches along the Charles on the Cambridge side, and pickups work the same way: the driver coordinates a legal, workable spot and meets you, dorm-side logistics handled by text. Same pricing as Harvard — from $2,500 out, $2,000 in from the West Coast. See the MIT page.
Boston University runs two miles down Commonwealth Ave; Northeastern, Simmons, and Wentworth cluster around the Fenway; Emerson, Suffolk, and Berklee sit downtown proper. None of that is car-hauler territory, and we're upfront about it: the driver coordinates a workable spot nearby and you meet the truck there. It's routine — we do it every semester. From $2,500 for a sedan headed out; the Boston page covers the whole cluster.
Boston College in Chestnut Hill and Tufts up on the Medford/Somerville line are a little more forgiving than downtown — still coordinated pickups, but with more room to work. Same from-$2,500 Massachusetts pricing.
UMass Boston sits out on Columbia Point with straightforward highway access off I-93 — one of the easier pickups in the city. From $2,500 for a sedan headed out, $2,000 for one coming in from the West Coast.
Brandeis and Bentley sit about two miles apart in Waltham — one stop covers both campuses, and truck access is far easier than downtown Boston. From $2,500 for a sedan headed out. Details on the Waltham page.
Wellesley College, Babson, and Olin form a tight triangle in the western suburbs — leafy campus roads, but workable, and the driver coordinates the exact spot by text. From $2,500; Wellesley has its own dedicated page.
Worcester puts four campuses inside one city right on the Mass Pike's doorstep, which makes it a natural stop when our trucks run I-90 east — WPI and Clark near downtown, Holy Cross above the 290 interchange, Assumption out on the west side. From $2,500 for a sedan headed out; the Worcester page covers all four schools.
UMass Amherst is the biggest campus in New England and our most common western-Massachusetts pickup. Move-out weekend in May is genuinely busy, so book once you know your dates. From $2,500 for a sedan headed out; $2,000 to bring one in from California, Arizona, or Nevada. Details on the UMass Amherst page.
The rest of the Five Colleges — Amherst College in town, Smith in Northampton, Mount Holyoke in South Hadley, and Hampshire between them — all ride the same Route 9 / I-91 routing as UMass. One consortium, one truck run, same from-$2,500 pricing.
Springfield College sits at the bottom of the valley just off I-91, minutes from the I-90 interchange — one of the simplest Massachusetts pickups we do. From $2,500 for a sedan headed out.
Williams is in Williamstown, the far northwest corner where Massachusetts meets New York and Vermont — closer to Albany than to Boston, which suits us fine, since Albany is the eastern anchor of our home corridor. From $2,500 for a sedan headed out; see the Williams page.
MCLA in North Adams is ten minutes down Route 2 from Williamstown, so both campuses share a truck run. Same from-$2,500 pricing — text the address and we'll quote it exactly.
UMass Lowell straddles the Merrimack River with easy access off I-495, which keeps pickups quick and simple. From $2,500 for a sedan headed out; $2,000 for one arriving from the West Coast.
Merrimack in North Andover is just off 495 as well — suburban campus, straightforward truck access. From $2,500.
Salem State and Endicott in Beverly cover the North Shore. Coastal-town streets can be narrow, so the driver coordinates the exact meeting spot with you by text. From $2,500 for a sedan headed out.
UMass Dartmouth sits just off I-195 between Providence and the Cape, with easy highway access on both sides. From $2,500 for a sedan headed out; $2,000 to bring one in from California, Arizona, or Nevada.
Stonehill in Easton is minutes off Route 24 south of Boston — a quick, clean suburban pickup. From $2,500.
And if the car needs to get to or from Nantucket, we run a door-to-island service too — details on the Nantucket page.
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Text (315) 999-1132A sedan picked up anywhere in Massachusetts starts at $2,500 door-to-door. SUVs add $200 and pickup trucks add $600. Text (315) 999-1132 with the pickup address for an exact number.
How much does it cost to ship a car to a Massachusetts college from California?A sedan picked up in California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, or Ohio runs $2,000 to a Massachusetts campus. Coast-to-coast averages about 4 days once the car is picked up — the average across our 25,000+ transports.
How do pickups work in Boston and Cambridge?Honestly: a full-size car hauler doesn't fit down Boston and Cambridge side streets. The driver coordinates a workable spot nearby and meets you there, or you can Uber out to the truck. It's routine — we do it every semester.
Are you a broker?No. We're the actual FMCSA-registered carrier — our trucks, our drivers, our insurance ($500K cargo, $1M liability). Google USDOT 3234308, MC 1014646, or (315) 939-0186 — our phone on file with USDOT — and we come up on the federal SAFER registry.
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