Car shipping brokers in Connecticut
10 auto transport brokers registered in Connecticut hold active broker authority from FMCSA, and 10 have a surety bond on file. A broker arranges the load; the truck that arrives belongs to a carrier.
- A-AAA AUTO TRANSPORT, LLCSTAMFORD, CT·MC 335189·bonded
- AUTO RELOCATION & LOGISTICS LLCNEW BRITAIN, CT·MC 1031054·bonded
- FREIGHT N AUTO LOGISTICSWATERBURY, CT·MC 1503680·bonded
- CUBIZ AUTO TRANSPORT LLCNEW HAVEN, CT·MC 1751230·bonded
- EAST SIDE AUTO TRANSPORT LLCWALLINGFORD, CT·MC 715114·bonded·also a carrier
- GENX AUTO TRANSPORT LLCDARIEN, CT·MC 1722162·bonded
- GMF AUTO TRANSPORT LLCWOLCOTT, CT·MC 1675078·bonded
- PHENIX AUTO LOGISTICS LLCLEDYARD, CT·MC 1557585·bonded
- TRADEWINDS AUTO TRANSPORT LLCDURHAM, CT·MC 540151·bonded
- TRUETRUCK AUTO TRANSPORT LLCHARTFORD, CT·MC 1794821·bonded
Get a price from all 10
One request goes to the companies that can run your lane in Connecticut. Replies come back priced door to door, and you deal only with whoever you pick.
Using a broker in Connecticut
Do I need a broker to ship a car from Connecticut?+
Not strictly, but most people use one. A broker posts your car on a national dispatch board where thousands of carriers look for loads, which is how a truck already heading your direction finds you. Booking a single carrier directly only works if that carrier happens to run your exact lane.
Are these brokers bonded?+
10 of the 10 brokers listed for Connecticut have a surety bond on file with FMCSA. Federal rules require a $75,000 bond, which is what you claim against if a broker takes your deposit and disappears.
How do I check a broker is legitimate?+
Take the MC number from the listing and look it up on the FMCSA licensing register. You are checking three things: the authority says ACTIVE, the bond is on file, and the company name matches who is asking for your money.
Where is the car going?
Two ZIP codes. No account, no obligation.
One request reaches a panel of them at once — no calling down the list.