MOVEYOURCAR

The answer lies in the question itself. Transporting cars and motorcycles in an enclosed trailer is a more complex and responsible process. Securing and delivering a new car worth $500K is not as simple as transporting a $2K pickup truck or minivan, whose value may sometimes equal or be less than the cost of its transportation. Transporting motorcycles is a separate science. In our course, we teach you how to fit 14 motorcycles into a standard 36-foot trailer and deliver them safely.

The course is led by the world champion in car hauling, Vitaly Biserov. Why has Vitaly earned such a high title? Vitaly consistently brought in the highest grosses, both with enclosed and open trailers carrying two cars. How did Vitaly achieve such results? High gross revenue is possible only when you operate as efficiently as possible—driving without downtime, covering a minimum of 5,000 miles per week, and transporting two motorcycles in addition to two cars in an enclosed trailer, plus two small motorcycles in the bed of the pickup. Vitaly will teach you all this and much more in our course.

You can arrange for individual lessons with Vitaly by agreement.

Upon course completion, either our company or one of our partner companies will guarantee you a job offer, provided you demonstrate responsibility and diligence during your training. It's important not only to feel confident on the road with a trailer but also to know how to quickly change a tire on the truck or trailer, replace a bearing or caliper on the trailer, change the oil and filter on the truck, and load a non-running vehicle onto the trailer.

The average salary for a driver with a two-car trailer is $1.5-2K per week. If you own your equipment and operate as an owner-operator, your income will be at least $3-4K per week.

First, you complete the theoretical course. After payment, you receive access to video materials, after studying which you will take a test. Upon passing the test, we invite you to practical training, which lasts 3-5 days depending on the course you are taking (open or enclosed trailer transport) and the number of students in your group.