Route atlas · 8 corridors · both directions

Every lane we run, mapped.

Eight interstate corridors out of Greater Miami: the seaboard stack to New York, New Jersey, Boston, and Washington; inland to Atlanta and Chicago; west on I-10 to Dallas and Los Angeles. Every lane runs both directions, and every page below tells the truth about its own seasons, buildings, and price bands.

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Corridors mapped8 lanes
Shortest · Atlanta± 660 mi
Longest · Los Angeles± 2,750 mi
Directions servedBoth, every lane

Distances are corridor highway miles from the same tariff table the calculator reads. They are planning figures, not odometer promises. Each route page carries its own transit and price basis.

The network

Eight corridors, one origin.

Miami is the network’s fixed end; the far end decides the move. Four lanes climb the eastern seaboard, two break inland, and two run the southern crossing on I-10. Same carrier, same pricing mechanism, and a page for each lane that covers both directions, because Miami → Boston and Boston → Miami are different moves with different seasons, and pretending otherwise is how planning goes wrong.

The I-95 lane to New York is the exemplar the rest of the atlas is built from, the corridor with the deepest page and the most traffic in both directions. But the honest map has no single “best” lane: Atlanta is the shortest and cheapest, Los Angeles the longest and widest-windowed, and the winter snowbird surge that rules the seaboard lanes simply doesn’t exist on the I-10 side. Each card below opens the full picture for its corridor.

Unmarked box truck on an open interstate highway at dawn, leaving South Florida
8published corridors280 to 500miles a day, every laneBoth waysnorthbound and southbound priced apart

Pick your corridor

The route grid: mileage, transit, planning bands.

8published corridors out of Miami, ± 660 mi to ± 2,750 mi

Browse the Florida-origin transportation examples for 500 to 700 cubic feet. Volume is built item by item; matching prices on two routes reflect the supplied source rates. Each route page explains its access and scheduling requirements.

Miami, FLNew York, NY
± 1,280 mi3 to 5 days transitBoth directions
500 to 700 CF · transportation

$3,050.00 to $3,900.00*

*Market planning band. Your written price follows the video survey.

See the Miami → New York route
Miami, FLNewark, NJ
± 1,270 mi3 to 5 days transitBoth directions
500 to 700 CF · transportation

$3,050.00 to $3,900.00*

*Market planning band. Your written price follows the video survey.

See the Miami → New Jersey route
Miami, FLBoston, MA
± 1,500 mi3 to 6 days transitBoth directions
500 to 700 CF · transportation

$3,175.00 to $4,125.00*

*Market planning band. Your written price follows the video survey.

See the Miami → Boston route
Miami, FLWashington, D.C.
± 1,050 mi3 to 4 days transitBoth directions
500 to 700 CF · transportation

$3,050.00 to $3,900.00*

*Market planning band. Your written price follows the video survey.

See the Miami → Washington, D.C. route
Miami, FLAtlanta, GA
± 660 mi2 to 3 days transitBoth directions
500 to 700 CF · transportation

$3,050.00 to $3,900.00*

*Market planning band. Your written price follows the video survey.

See the Miami → Atlanta route
Miami, FLChicago, IL
± 1,380 mi3 to 5 days transitBoth directions
500 to 700 CF · transportation

$3,175.00 to $4,125.00*

*Market planning band. Your written price follows the video survey.

See the Miami → Chicago route
Miami, FLDallas, TX
± 1,300 mi3 to 5 days transitBoth directions
500 to 700 CF · transportation

$3,175.00 to $4,125.00*

*Market planning band. Your written price follows the video survey.

See the Miami → Dallas route
Miami, FLLos Angeles, CA
± 2,750 mi6 to 10 days transitBoth directions
500 to 700 CF · transportation

$3,350.00 to $4,400.00*

*Market planning band. Your written price follows the video survey.

See the Miami → Los Angeles route
Miami, FLYour city

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Every figure above is a source-tariff transportation component for 500 to 700 cubic feet from Florida. Fuel, route supplements, packing, access, storage and protection are reviewed separately. Moves into Florida add 15% to transportation. Your final estimate follows inventory and access review.

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