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FASTLANE AUTO TRANSPORT LLC

Active FMCSA authorityInsurance on file

FASTLANE AUTO TRANSPORT LLC operates out of COVINGTON, GA and holds carrier authority. It owns the equipment and its own driver collects your vehicle. A small fleet. Enough trucks to cover a missed pickup, small enough that the person quoting you is likely the person dispatching the driver. It is the only auto transport company registered in COVINGTON, so a local pickup here is usually arranged rather than dispatched from down the road.

2025
authority granted
2
trucks
2
drivers

From the company’s own FMCSA census filing, last updated February 2025.

FASTLANE AUTO TRANSPORT LLC is a recent registrant — authority was granted in 2025. New is not the same as bad, but it does mean there is little public history to check, so lean harder on the bond and the insurance filing. It reports 2 power units and 2 drivers — a one-to-one roster, the ordinary shape of a small fleet.

MC docket
MC 1703628
USDOT
4355574
Authority
Carrier
Fleet
2 trucks
Liability cover
$750,000 minimum
Based in
COVINGTON, GA 30016

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Take MC 1703628 to the FMCSA licensing register and confirm three things: the authority still reads ACTIVE, cargo insurance is on file, and the company name matches whoever is asking for your deposit. Our data is a snapshot of the federal register, not a recommendation, and authority can lapse between refreshes.

What shipping from Georgia costs

Typical door-to-door prices on the busiest lanes out of Georgia.

LaneMilesPrice
Georgia → Florida437$730–$830
Georgia → California2,177$1,540–$1,750
Georgia → Texas794$990–$1,120
Florida → Georgia437$730–$830
California → Georgia2,176$1,560–$1,770
Texas → Georgia793$990–$1,120

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