Auto Transport To & From Maryland (MD)

"And the home of the brave," says the national anthem. And where better to sing it than Maryland, home (kind of) of the nation's capital? But if you're looking for auto transport to the state, here are some facts and information that you may want to know:

Maryland is the second wealthiest state in the union, with a median household income of over $61,000, and it's classified as a south-atlantic state, but is also referred to as a mid-atlantic state (which is actually more accurate). It's history as a natural border state has led to the formation of two distinct regions: the urban Central Maryland, and the rural Rest of Maryland. Whatever the reason for your thinking about auto transport to Maryland, it's got it. Whether farming or business, auto transport to Maryland will not disappoint you.

Maryland is actually a technological hub, with over 350 biotech firms. It's bordered on the north by Pennsylvania, West Virginia to the west, Delaware and the Atlantic Ocean to the west and south by both Virginia and West Virginia. What sets Maryland apart is that Washington D.C. is not actually part of the state, even though it sits on land once owned by Maryland. It also forms the Washington-Boston-New York-megalopolis, with D.C. and Baltimore sitting on the southern end of this mega-city. All the more reason to schedule your auto transport today, right?

Maryland's climate differs depending on where you are. If you're north, the weather is more typical of Pennsylvania, with warm summers and cold winters. However, as you travel further south, you'll begin to see that the temperature in the summer rises a bit and the winters become more mild, in turn making the southern portion more like the rest of the south.

Maryland is (oddly enough) vulnerable to tropical cyclones, even though the Delmarva Peninsula and outer North Carolina (its many islands) provide a sort of buffer. Basically all a tropical cyclone is a hurricane, but because of those islands it turns more into a tropical storm by the time it hits the mainland of Maryland. However, although it doesn't have the high winds, it still can knock the state about a bit, dropping torrents of rain on the state before dissipating over western Maryland or Pennsylvania. Also, thunderstorms are somewhat common (only 40 days out of the year on average) during the summer, which can result in tornadoes. These are rather rare, though, so don't let them dampen your spirits when you're deciding on auto transport.

Despite the total difference in regions, Maryland and Washington D.C. have several professional sports teams. Both the Baltimore Ravens and the Washington Redskins play in Maryland (the latter in D.C.), and the Baltimore Orioles and the Washington Nationals (part of the MLB). However, the state of Maryland itself does not possess an NBA team; therefore, many residents follow the Washington Wizards or the Philadelphia 76ers. Going to games is a great way to spend a day if you're interested in auto transport, too.

Some of the best things to do in Maryland and D.C. are right in the nation's capital. Just cruise around and see Capitol Hill, or take a stroll down Pennsylvania Avenue and check out the White House. There's always fun stuff to do in Maryland, especially of you're looking for auto transport. If you are, American Auto Shipping can help! Just fill out our free online form or call 800-760-0833 and you'll get 10 free auto transport quotes from companies committed to saving you time and money on your next auto transport.

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