Welcome to CitizenShipper’s blog, where we provide helpful content for customers using our shipping marketplace. Whether you’re new to CitizenShipper or a returning customer, our articles explain how our platform works and highlight the benefits of using our service for your shipping needs.
CitizenShipper is a shipping marketplace connecting drivers with customers who need to transport hard-to-ship items such as pets, motorcycles, cars, boats, and freight. Our platform enables drivers to compete against each other, resulting in cost savings for our customers.
Our platform is ideal for customers who need to ship items locally or long-distance. All of our drivers undergo pre-screening and verification, giving you peace of mind that your items are in safe hands. We also provide feedback from previous customers to help you choose the right driver for your needs.
To get started, simply post your shipping request for free and receive bids from our verified drivers within minutes. You’ll be able to compare prices and find the best deal. With CitizenShipper, you can enjoy safe and stress-free shipping.
For Customers » Motorcycle Shipping · Updated November 11, 2024
When transporting multiple motorcycles at one time, as many professional motorcycle haulers do, stacking them onto a single trailer can get tricky. So what size trailer do you need for three motorcycles or more? Here’s a quick breakdown.
For Customers » Motorcycle Shipping · Updated August 06, 2025
There’s no worse feeling than discovering after a long trip that your motorcycle was damaged in transit. Either that or the van or truck has been scraped, bashed and dented by the improperly secured cargo. It’s enough to make a Hell’s Angel cry.
For Drivers » Motorcycle Shipping · Updated November 11, 2024
When you need to transport your motorcycle but don’t want to invest in a trailer (or don’t have the storage space for one), a hitch-mounted carrier is the best option. If you’re unfamiliar with these motorcycle transportation devices, they’re essentially metal racks that hook up to the hitch of your car. You push your bike
For Customers » Motorcycle Shipping · Updated November 12, 2024
Using a ramp to load your motorcycle shouldn’t be an uphill struggle. Loading ramps are widely available at home centers and auto stores and often come attached to a van or truck. They seem simple to use: Unfurl or affix ramp, walk motorcycle up ramp, stow ramp. One two three. How hard can it be? Well,
For Drivers » Motorcycle Shipping · Updated January 06, 2025
Choose the Best Motorcycle Trailer for Your Needs: Top Picks for 2023
For Customers » Motorcycle Shipping · Updated November 12, 2024
When transporting a motorcycle from A to B, safety comes first. Your motorcycle should arrive in the condition it left. Loading a motorcycle into a van is easy enough, but a conscientious owner should be aware of the many ways to keep it secure during transit.
For Customers » Green Shipping · Updated November 12, 2024
Explore green shipping trends, benefits, and sustainable methods. Learn how eco-friendly shipping can reduce carbon footprint & improve efficiency.
For Customers » Motorcycle Shipping · Updated November 11, 2024
We’ve previously discussed various motorcycle loading procedures. But those were edge cases, explaining how you could load a motorbike without wheel chocks or ramps. This time, instead of focusing on those rare situations, we’re covering the topic broader and deeper. Here’s how to load a motorcycle into a truck, period. Hopefully, you’ll find this step-by-step
For Customers » Motorcycle Shipping · Updated August 06, 2025
Demand for motorcycle shipping in America has more than doubled this decade. The number of registered motorcycles in the US approaches 10 million and the number of motorcycle shipping companies has increased at a similar rate to respond to the growing market. But what are the best motorcycle shipping companies?
For Customers » Vehicle Shipping · Updated April 14, 2025
If you need to transport your car between states, chances are you’re either on vacation or moving house. If it’s the former, you probably planning to drive. If it’s the latter, it might make more sense to ship your belongings and take a plane, rather than carrying a home’s worth of clothes and furniture in