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Interstate Auto Movers, Hawaii
Vehicle Transport Information
Operating Condition
Vehicles must be in
operating condition when tendered for shipment, with a working emergency
brake, and must either be licensed or qualified to be licensed for
operation on
public streets or highways. The right is reserved
to reject receipt of cargo if the cargo does not meet the requirements
for safe transportation & handling by the stevedore or
vessel operations.
Vehicle Cleanliness
All vehicles must have a clean exterior so that a
vehicle survey may be conducted at the load port. Dirty vehicles will
not be accepted.
Note: Vehicles cannot be shipped with cracked or
damaged windshields or windows.
Personal Items
Remove All Personal Belongings
The only items acceptable for shipment in your
automobile are those tools and accessories normally attached to the
vehicle, or permanently installed in the dash, doors, rear
deck, or console. For example, if not bolted in, the
following items should be removed:
Loose radios
CB's
Tape players and tapes
Compact disc players and discs
Portable telephones of any type
Power boosters
Equalizers
Radar scanners
Extra speakers
Decorative ornaments
Auto protective covers/auto bras
Truck tailgate nets
Auto roof racks if not factory installed
Theft alarm systems (if you choose to leave the car
alarm in your vehicle, make sure that the system is disengaged prior to
shipment)
Vehicle Fluids (Gas and Antifreeze)
Gas
Please ensure your vehicle has 1/4 tank or less fuel.
The port personnel will do the rest, and make sure your vehicle is ready
to go when it reaches its destination. If you are
shipping a vehicle powered by an alternative fuel
-propane, electric, natural gas, etc - please inform us so that we can
get you any special shipping instructions if needed.
Antifreeze
Automobiles shipped between Seattle and
Hawaii, especially during the fall and winter months, should have
antifreeze in the coolant system prior to shipping. We are not
responsible for providing this protection nor liable
for damage resulting from low temperatures.
Fire Extinguishers and Propane Tanks
Fire Extinguishers
Must be removed. Federal regulations do not
permit fire extinguishers to be shipped with your automobile.
Propane tanks
Vehicles with propane
tanks for auxiliary uses must be delivered for shipment with the propane
tanks empty of any liquid or fumes. The empty tank must be tagged and
certified as "gas free" by an authorized propane dealer
or service company. We recommend that you verify the cost of emptying
and certifying propane tanks. It may be less
costly to purchase a new tank at your destination.
Delivery to the Port Facility
An auto shipment booking is required prior to delivery
of your vehicle. Be prepared to provide the following:
Name, mailing address and phone number of the shipper
and consignee. The consignee is the person to whom the automobile is
being shipped. Most of the time, the shipper
and consignee are the same person. General
information about your automobile - year, make, model and license
number, VIN number
In Seattle, be prepared to show a copy of registration
or purchase papers
Port of discharge
Know which port your car is being shipped to:
Hawaii
Hilo, Island of Hawaii
Honolulu, Island of Oahu
Kahului, Island of Maui
Nawiliwili, Island of Kauai Guam
Guam
Saipan
Tinian
Rota
Yap Palau
Chuuk
Pohnpei
Mainland
Long Beach, California
Richmond, California
Seattle, Washington
At the Port Facility leave a set of keys for the ignition,
trunk door, gas tank, and any other locking compartment. The Department
of Agriculture inspects all compartments of
your vehicle, and will detain any vehicle without a key to a
locked compartment. We will provide a special Key Chain and your keys
will accompany your vehicle to its
port of discharge. Please retain possession of your
automobile registration document - you will need it at the port of
discharge.
Eastbound Legal Requirements
The State of Hawaii requires proof of ownership for
automobiles shipped to the Mainland. Therefore, we cannot accept a
vehicle for shipment unless the customer (1)
Produces a certificate of ownership and a current certificate
of registration showing that the person is the legal owner of the
vehicle; or (2) Produces, if the person is not the
legal owner of the vehicle, a current certificate of
registration showing that the person is the registered owner of the
vehicle and, in addition, obtains the written consent from
the legal owner of the vehicle for transportation. If
someone other than the registered owner delivers the automobile, we must
have a NOTARIZED letter of authorization.
If a lien holder is named on the registration, then a letter
from the lien holder authorizing shipment from Hawaii is required*.
Please note the letter from the lien holder does
not have to be notarized.
Summary
• Current title
• Current registration
• Letters of authorization from any non-present party listed on the
Title (lien holder or spouse, etc)
Click here to view current State of Hawaii legal requirements.
**If customer is loading vehicle as part of HHGDS Shipment, the
load port will need the above information and auto should be physically
inspected to verify the VIN info. **
*If the registered owner is an active military member with an out
of state lien holder, this requirement is waived. No lien holder
authorization is required for active military
members with out-of state lien holders. However if someone other
than the registered owner is delivering the vehicle on behalf of the
service member, the above mentioned
notarized letter is still required.
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