Dispatch a Vehicle from the United States to Edmonton.
Importing a vehicle into Canada comes with a set of challenges, from picking a Delivery provider to navigating customs. With all you’ve got going on during your move, this is the last thing you want to be burdened with. A-1 Auto Transport takes that problem off your hands. Our decades of knowledge and experience regarding shipping vehicles into Edmonton and other Canadian cities have made A-1 the premier provider for auto transportation.
Cost & Time Examples For Shipping a Vehicle to Edmonton
To/From | Ground | Ocean | Estimated Time |
---|---|---|---|
City Limits to (New York port) to New York, NY | $275 | $1100 | 5+12 days |
Local Delivery to (California port) to Los Angeles | $350 | $900 | 5+9 days |
Local Delivery to (New York port) to Boston, MA | $400 | $1100 | 5+12 days |
Portland, OR to (California port) to the Area | $475 | $900 | 6+9 days |
City Limits to (California port) to Phoenix, AZ | $550 | $900 | 6+9 days |
Detroit, MI to (New York port) to the Area | $575 | $1100 | 6+12 days |
City Limits to (New York port) to Atlanta, GA | $700 | $1100 | 6+12 days |
Denver, CO to (California port) to Edmonton | $775 | $900 | 7+9 days |
Memphis, TN to (New York port) to the Area | $800 | $1100 | 6+12 days |
Dallas, TX to (California port) to the Area | $1,025 | $900 | 7+9 days |
*Prices and times are estimated. They can vary depending on the season and the type of vehicle.
*Save the ground transport cost by delivering the vehicle to the nearest port.
*Allow an additional 10 days to process the documents.
*Prices are for 1 car in a dedicated 20ft container. This is the safest and most reliable way to transport a vehicle internationally. Other items may be included in the container to help save you money when moving.
*Using the RoRo (roll on, roll off) method is less expensive, and shipments can be completed in fewer days. Contact us now for a free RoRo quote.
Location.
Edmonton is the capital of Canada’s Alberta province, and the fifth-largest municipality in the country. Its location deep inland means the city itself has no port, but fortunately, gently rolling terrain and a vast network of rail and road connections provide easy trade access to destinations all over Canada and internationally.
What are my Logistics options?
- Roll-on/Roll-off Dispatch): The most economical option, Ro/Ro Delivery, involves driving your vehicle aboard a carrier and off again at the final destination. Vehicles are secured in place with heavy-duty straps during transit.
- Container Dispatch: Those with especially valuable vehicles may opt for the use of cargo containers rather than risk leaving them exposed to the elements. This offers an additional layer of protection appropriate for antique vehicle transport and similar needs.
Also available is delivery, with door-to-door service providing the utmost ease by picking up your automobile at your front door and delivering it wherever you'd want inside Edmonton. While cheaper, terminal-to-terminal services require passengers to drop off and pick up their cars at the respective airport terminals.
Will I need to complete lots of paperwork?
Fortunately, close coordination between the US and Canadian governments has streamlined the shipping process, and it’s a relatively pain-free process. You will need to arrive with the following documents in tow:
- The vehicle’s original title, or a certified copy.
- Photo ID.
The title must be submitted to the border crossing at least 72 hours in advance, as per the aptly named US Customs 72 Hour Export Law. Note as well that some vehicles may be restricted – check the Canadian Registrar of Imported Vehicles for an overview of exactly which ones are admissible into Canada.
How can I ensure my vehicle is prepared?
Following these steps will get your vehicle ready for shipping quickly:
- Clean and vacuum the car to speed up the inspection process.
- Hold onto personal effects – they should not be left in the vehicle.
- Check the functionality of the brakes.
- Conserve battery life by shutting off the alarm system.
- Remove external accessories, like bike racks or auxiliary antennae.
- Fill the fuel tank to roughly 25% of capacity.