| Detail | Altamonte Springs to Charlotte |
|---|---|
| Distance | 530 miles, I-4 W / I-75 N / I-26 E |
| Typical transit | One long push, occasionally split so unloading doesn’t happen after dark |
| Crew | Get Done’s own driver and loaders, Seminole County to the Charlotte curb |
| Pricing | A single number, quoted before boxes go on the truck |
Out Of Florida Fast, Then A Long Climb North
The first thirty minutes of this move look like any local job: I-4 west out of Altamonte Springs, past the last of the Seminole County exits. What changes is everything after that. I-75 takes the load north for hours through Georgia, and I-26 finishes the job east into the Piedmont foothills where Charlotte sits. Marcus counts this as a full workday behind the wheel, not a stretch to squeeze in around anything else on the schedule.
- Roughly thirty minutes of Florida driving before the route ever touches Georgia
- Most of the 530 miles run on I-75, the backbone of this whole lane
- I-26 East is a shorter climb into the Piedmont at the very end
- One truck, one crew, no second company waiting at the Charlotte end
Owned trucks, one crew, all 530 miles
Nobody else touches this shipment between loading in Altamonte Springs and setting it down in Charlotte. Reach out and get a pickup week reserved.
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