RoadRunner Auto Transport

Our review

How RoadRunner Auto Transport checks out

Reviewed Oct 2026 · the same checks for every company, from FMCSA records and the company's own published pages.

Business model

Broker — a partner carrier hauls your car

Licensing

Active · first granted May 2018 · 2 revocation notices (May 2018, Jun 2018), both withdrawn FMCSA sends a revocation notice when a required filing, usually insurance, lapses; it is withdrawn once the filing is back.

Insurance & bond

Broker bond on file

Safety record

Not applicable — doesn't operate trucks

Website details

USDOT 3124544 and MC-89820 on the website match FMCSA

Published terms

• Payment. Pay in full by card, or a card deposit plus the balance to the driver in cash, bank/certified check or postal money order.

  “Yes, you can pay the full transport cost via credit card.” — roadrunnerautotransport.com/faq

• Deposit. No deposit; your card is charged once a carrier is secured.

  “$0 deposit. Your card is charged only when a carrier is secured.” — roadrunnerautotransport.com

• Cancellation. We couldn't find cancellation terms on the website.

• Damage claims. The website has general guides on insurance claims, but we couldn't find the company's own claim procedure.

Fits

Customers who want to book without a card and pay nothing until a carrier is secured.

Not ideal for

Anyone who wants cancellation and claim terms before booking — we couldn't find them on the website.

Worth knowing

• The FAQ says pickup and delivery dates are estimates and can't be guaranteed.

Ask before booking

What happens to the card charge if you cancel after a carrier is secured.

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