Nebraska Car Transport Routes & Highways
Interstate Highways (Main Cross-State Routes) | |||
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I-80: Runs east-west across Nebraska, entering from Iowa near Omaha and extending to the Wyoming border near Pine Bluffs. Essential for transporting vehicles across the state, connecting major cities like Omaha, Lincoln, and Kearney. | |||
I-76: Begins near Big Springs in western Nebraska and extends southwest into Colorado. Important for car shipping between western Nebraska and Colorado. | |||
I-129: A short spur connecting Sioux City, Iowa, to South Sioux City, Nebraska. Facilitates vehicle transport between northeastern Nebraska and northwestern Iowa. |
U.S. Highways (Regional and Secondary Routes) | |||
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U.S. Route 6 (US-6): Runs parallel to I-80, entering from Iowa near Omaha and extending westward through Lincoln and Hastings, exiting into Colorado. Provides an alternative route for transporting vehicles across southern Nebraska. | |||
U.S. Route 20 (US-20): Traverses northern Nebraska from the Iowa border near South Sioux City, passing through O'Neill and Chadron, exiting into Wyoming. Key for car shipping across northern regions of the state. | |||
U.S. Route 30 (US-30): Follows the Platte River valley, paralleling I-80, from the Iowa border near Blair through Columbus and North Platte, exiting into Wyoming. Commonly used for transporting vehicles along the central corridor. | |||
U.S. Route 81 (US-81): Runs north-south from the Kansas border through Norfolk, continuing into South Dakota. Important for north-south vehicle transport in eastern Nebraska. |
Link and Spur Highways (Connecting Routes) | |||
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Link 10B (L-10B): Connects US-30 and I-80 near the town of Odessa. Provides access to rural communities and serves as an alternative path between highways. | |||
Spur 14C (S-14C): Connects the small rural town of Magnet to Nebraska Highway 59. Serves as a connection between rural communities and mainline highways. |
Scenic Byways (Seasonal and Specialized Shipments) | |||
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Sandhills Journey Scenic Byway (N-2): Stretches from Grand Island to Alliance, offering views of Nebraska's Sandhills region. Popular for transporting specialty vehicles for tourism and events. | |||
Heritage Highway (US-136): Runs east-west across southern Nebraska from the Iowa border near Brownville to the Colorado border near Haigler. Often requested for classic car transports during seasonal events. |
State Highways (Intra-State Transport) | |||
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Nebraska Highway 2 (N-2): Extends from the South Dakota border near Crawford, passing through Alliance and Grand Island, to Lincoln. Essential for transporting vehicles across central and eastern Nebraska. | |||
Nebraska Highway 92 (N-92): Runs east-west from the Iowa border near Omaha through Wahoo and Broken Bow, ending near Arthur. Utilized for intra-state car shipping across central Nebraska. | |||
Nebraska Highway 71 (N-71): Extends from the Colorado border near Kimball through Scottsbluff to the South Dakota border near Crawford. Important for north-south vehicle transport in western Nebraska. |
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