A delivery network refers to the integrated system of transportation channels used to move vehicles from one location to another across vast regions. In the context of vehicle shipping, this network includes a combination of trucks, ships, trains, and storage facilities, all working together to ensure timely and efficient delivery.

For companies like Interlane, a robust delivery network is the backbone of reliable service. Our network spans across Canada and the United States, enabling us to accommodate both local and long-distance auto shipments. The strength of this infrastructure allows us to offer flexible pickup and delivery options, route optimization, and reduced transit times.

Each component of the network plays a crucial role. Trucks provide last-mile delivery and access to residential or dealership locations, while rail systems support long-haul routes that cut across provinces or states. Shipping vessels may be used for international or coastal deliveries, and terminals serve as staging areas for vehicle transfers.

Effective coordination within this network ensures that vehicles are handled safely at each transition point and that any delays or disruptions are minimized. With real-time tracking and communication, Interlane provides customers with transparency and confidence throughout the vehicle’s journey.

Our ability to manage this complex network directly contributes to our reputation for dependable, customer-focused service, whether you're shipping a single car or managing a fleet.