Yes, But Only If You Lock the Guaranteed Rate
United Freeway Transportation is a licensed auto transport broker with a TrustScore of 85/100 and a 4.8 average across 4,050 public reviews. Customers praise its agents by name.The weak spot is the default Economy Saver Rate, which the company’s own Terms say carriers accept only 5% to 30% of the time. Book the Guaranteed First Class Rate, or expect car shipping prices to rise close to pickup day.
TrustScore Breakdown: How the 85 Is Calculated

United Freeway Transportation’s TrustScore of 85 comes from 4,050 public reviews on Google, Trustpilot and BBB, plus a daily check of its FMCSA authority. Every review is tagged for 8 service metrics. Each one is then weighted by platform, by how much data exists and by how recent it is. The tagged metrics roll into six pillars that add up to 100.
Pricing is the pillar to watch. It’s worth 15 points and measures one thing: whether the quoted price is the price paid. The profile’s AI verdict flags “pricing and issue-resolution friction” in a smaller share of reviews. United Freeway Transportation BBB complaints from 2025 and 2026 back that up. Get the Guaranteed First Class Rate in writing before you sign.
Accordingly, the $750 amount was an estimated rate and was not a guaranteed carrier-accepted transportation rate.
— United Freeway Transportation, BBB complaint response · September 8, 2026 · 2004 Honda Pilot
What United Freeway Transportation Does Well and Where It Falls Short?
This United Freeway Transportation review draws on 4,050 public reviews, 15 BBB complaints, FMCSA SAFER records and the company’s own Terms. United Freeway’s marketing claims are not part of it.
✓ Strengths
- Active FMCSA broker authority under MC-1304594, with its federal registration form last updated in April 2026
- Guaranteed First Class Rate locks your price, and United Freeway pays any carrier increase
- Published price ranges: open car shipping at $300 to $1,200, enclosed car shipping at $800 to $1,700
- Answers BBB complaints: 14 of 15 marked Answered, 1 Resolved, none ignored
- Named agents earn repeat customers, per Trustpilot and MoveAdvisor reviews
⚠ Weaknesses
- Default Economy Saver Rate: its own Terms say carriers accept it only 5% to 30% of the time
- Last-minute price jumps, like $375 to $1,350 in a July 2026 BBB complaint
- Driver balance is cash or certified funds only. Paying the full amount by card adds 8.75% to 9.75%
- Replies to just 16% of negative Trustpilot reviews
- No service to Alaska or Hawaii, plus a B grade from BBB
Performance Data: The Numbers Behind the Score
These aren’t United Freeway’s marketing numbers. They come from FMCSA SAFER, BBB, and Transportvibe’s cross-platform review tracking, all checked on October 23, 2026.
4 yrs
In Operation
4.8★
Avg Rating
B
BBB Rating
1304594
MC Number
3713977
USDOT Number
What Customers Actually Say: The Good, Mixed and Bad
These three United Freeway Transportation reviews come from its Trustpilot page. We picked them to show the full range of reviews across Google, Trustpilot, and BBB.
★★★★★
“Blake was extremely helpful from the beginning. He set everything up and found me a reliable, licensed driver with a high insurance policy, which gave me peace of mind throughout the process.”
Syd D. · Trustpilot · September 2026 · Indianapolis to HoustonVerified shipment★★★★
“Nick did a great job finding me a driver and being flexible with my schedule. He was very responsive and helpful! The price was higher than originally quoted but that was probably due to sharp increase in gas prices!”
Kristin M. · Trustpilot · May 2026Price Hike★
“I was quoted $500 to transport my Chevrolet Camaro from Detroit Mi to Florida from this company but the day before of pick up day the agent came up to me with totally different price that is $1800”
Ingred T. · Trustpilot · July 2025Price increase at pickupCompany Facts: FMCSA, Licensing and Payment Terms

Is United Freeway Transportation legit? On paper, yes. Even so, check any broker’s FMCSA credentials yourself before you book. The data below comes from FMCSA SAFER records (as of October 21, 2026), BBB and United Freeway’s published Terms, including its car shipping cancellation fee.
How United Freeway Transportation Compares Head to Head
Same methodology, same review platforms, same FMCSA checks. This is an apples-to-apples comparison with two well-known brokers on Transportvibe.
UNITED FREEWAY TRANSPORTATION LLC
SGT Auto Transport
AMERIFREIGHT INC
Pricing = quote accuracy, the share of positive pricing mentions in reviews. Comms = customer-reported communication quality. Scores from Transportvibe profiles, computed October 18 to 20, 2026.
Why We Picked SGT Auto Transport and AmeriFreight
All three are licensed auto transport brokers with active FMCSA authority. All three serve the 48 contiguous states, carry a $75,000 broker bond and leave damage coverage to the carrier. That makes the comparison fair. Beyond that, each rival tests United Freeway in a different way.
AmeriFreight is the benchmark. It scores almost the same (86) on nearly three times the review volume, and Trustpilot lists it among the companies United Freeway’s visitors also check.
SGT Auto Transport is the volume giant, with 20,000+ public reviews. Its setup is close to United Freeway’s: a paid guaranteed-pickup option and a $199 cancellation fee against United Freeway’s $200.
The surprise is pricing. Despite the United Freeway Transportation complaints about last-minute price jumps, its 74% pricing accuracy edges out both rivals. Price friction is common across all three brokers. United Freeway’s version is just written into its Saver Rate terms.
Who Should Use United Freeway Transportation and Who Shouldn’t
Use United Freeway Transportation if:
You’re shipping a standard car within the 48 contiguous states, you can book the Guaranteed First Class Rate, and you want one named agent handling the whole job. Its 91% communication score and 93% delivery timing score back that up. United Freeway Transportation Trustpilot reviews keep thanking agents by name.
Consider AmeriFreight instead if:
You want a longer track record and a better record of fixing problems when they come up. AmeriFreight’s FMCSA record goes back to 2011, it has 11,733 public reviews, and it scores 77% on issue resolution against United Freeway’s 71%.
Avoid United Freeway Transportation if:
Your pickup date can’t move and you’re on the default Economy Saver Rate, which carriers accept just 5% to 30% of the time. Skip it too if you’re shipping to Alaska or Hawaii, or can’t pay the driver in cash or certified funds. Putting a whole UFT car shipping order on a card costs 8.75% to 9.75% extra.