Pennsylvania Equipment Shipping Services

Our experienced drivers can haul semi-trucks on the major shipping routes in Pennsylvania. They include:

I-70

I-76

I-78

I-80

I-86

I-95

When shipping semi-trucks to Maryland or West Virginia, I-70 offers the most convenient route. It starts at the West Virginia state border near Claysville and spans 167 miles to the intersection with US 522 near Warfordsburg, at the Maryland state border. In Pennsylvania, I-76 starts at the Ohio border to the New Jersey state line. Covering 349 miles, the highway connects major cities like Pittsburgh and Somerset. Leaving I-81 in Union Township, I-78 is a relatively shorter highway in the state, covering about 75 miles up to Williams Township near the New Jersey state border.

Interstate 80 is the longest shipping route in the state, running from east to west. It starts from the New Jersey borderline and spans 311 miles to Shenango Township near the Ohio border. I-86 covers only seven miles in Pennsylvania, starting from the I-90 Exit 37 in Erie to the New York borderline near North East. Interstate 95 enters Delaware near Marcus Hook and stretches 44 miles through Philadelphia to Bristol, leaving the state at the New Jersey state line.