Multi-Car Transport for Dealers & Buyers
Moving two or more cars on the same route? Post the job, list every vehicle, and drivers with multi-car transporters can quote for the whole load.
How to post a multi-car move
Post one job for the first vehicle and list the others in the notes — make, model, whether each one drives, and where each is collected from. Drivers with two- or three-car transporters can quote for the whole load; you can also post each car separately if they're going to different places.
Buying at several auctions?
If your cars are at different sites, say so. Some drivers will build a route through several sites; others will quote for part of it. Compare what you get.
How it works
- Post the job — pickup and drop-off postcodes, the vehicle and whether it drives. It's free and you don't need an account to post.
- Checked, independent drivers send their own price. Each quote shows the driver's goods-in-transit cover in pounds.
- Choose a driver and pay a deposit online to book. You pay the rest to the driver directly, on the payment terms shown with their quote.
Before you book you see the driver's price and our booking fee. The booking fee is the deposit you pay online; the driver's price is paid to the driver directly, at the time and by the method shown with their quote. Nothing else is added.
Why book through A1 Transporter
- Checked drivers — before approval we check each driver's V5 (vehicle log book), motor insurance and goods-in-transit certificate
- Cover you can see — each quote shows how much goods-in-transit cover that driver has
- Condition photos — the driver photographs the vehicle at collection and again at delivery
- Ask before you book — chat with drivers on the website or in the app; contact details are shared once you've paid the deposit
Frequently asked questions
Can one driver take several cars at once?
Yes, if they have a multi-car transporter. List every vehicle in the notes when you post so drivers can quote for the whole load.
Is it cheaper per car?
Often, because the driver shares one journey between several cars — but drivers set their own prices, so compare the quotes.
Is my vehicle insured during transport?
Every driver must hold goods-in-transit insurance. Before approval we check each driver's V5 (vehicle log book), motor insurance and goods-in-transit certificate. Each quote shows how much cover that driver has, so choose one whose cover is at least your vehicle's value.