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PRIVATE AUTO TRANSPORT LLC

Active FMCSA authorityInsurance on file

PRIVATE AUTO TRANSPORT LLC operates out of STAYTON, OR and holds carrier authority. It owns the equipment and its own driver collects your vehicle. A single-truck operation. One driver, one trailer, and a schedule that is theirs alone — which usually means personal contact and a narrower set of dates. It is the only auto transport company registered in STAYTON, so a local pickup here is usually arranged rather than dispatched from down the road.

2025
authority granted
1
truck
1
driver

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

PRIVATE 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 1 power unit and 1 driver — a one-to-one roster, the ordinary shape of a small fleet.

MC docket
MC 1760187
USDOT
4462717
Authority
Carrier
Fleet
1 truck
Liability cover
$1,000,000 minimum
Based in
STAYTON, OR 97383

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What shipping from Oregon costs

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

LaneMilesPrice
Florida → Oregon3,038$1,850–$2,110
Oregon → Florida3,041$1,730–$1,970
California → Oregon962$1,140–$1,290
Oregon → California961$1,060–$1,210
Oregon → Texas2,257$1,550–$1,760
Texas → Oregon2,257$1,650–$1,880

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