Press & Media Kit
Resources for journalists, analysts, and researchers covering the auto transport industry. Everything on this page is free to use with attribution. Data releases are licensed CC-BY 4.0.
On deadline? Email matt@boldautotransport.com or call (469) 942-5444. Response timing depends on staff availability.
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Company boilerplate
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Bold Auto Transport is an FMCSA-authorized and bonded auto transport broker headquartered in Dallas, Texas (USDOT 3775668, MC-1349681). The company coordinates vehicle shipping through assigned motor carriers. Bold publishes a Q1 2026 state-level planning-reference dataset derived from its pricing model; it is not live dispatch data, raw customer transactions, or a guaranteed quote. Cargo coverage, if any, comes from the assigned carrier's policy, with policy-specific limits, deductibles, exclusions, and claim decisions.
Key facts
Data releases
All Bold data is licensed CC-BY 4.0 — use freely with attribution to “Bold Auto Transport (boldautotransport.com)”.
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Recent press mentions
We'll list coverage here as it's published. If you've cited our data or quoted Matt, send the URL and we'll add it.
Story angles we can support
- What changes a car-shipping estimate in 2026. Route, vehicle, operability, equipment, timing, access, fuel conditions, and current carrier availability all matter; Bold can explain its published planning-reference methodology.
- Snowbird season pricing dynamics. How direction, timing, and carrier supply can affect planning estimates; Bold's published Q1 2026 reference dataset is model-based, not live dispatch data.
- Auto transport pricing transparency. How to compare written estimates using the same assumptions and what to document on pickup and delivery Bills of Lading.
- EV shipping variables. How exact curb weight, dimensions, operability, charge level, manufacturer guidance, and carrier equipment can affect a route-specific option without implying a universal premium.
- Military PCS car shipping. What service members should compare in commercial written estimates and why reimbursement remains controlled by current orders and travel-office guidance.
- Rural and Interior-West access. How distance from carrier corridors, safe meeting points, weather, and lane availability can affect a route-specific estimate.
Reach Matt directly
Send the outlet, deadline, topic, and requested format so the press desk can prioritize the request.
matt@boldautotransport.com (469) 942-5444