Boat Shipping » For Customers · Updated March 02, 2026
Did you know that, according to the Making Waves NMMA Policy Brief, 77% of boat owners in the US were middle-class Americans? Additionally, 95% of boats on the water were smaller than 26 feet, including sailboats, personal watercraft, and powerboats? If you’re among the many Americans who are boat owners, or you’re thinking of becoming one, then
Boat Shipping » For Drivers · Updated April 22, 2026
Becoming a boat hauler requires a valid driver’s license, a heavy-duty tow vehicle, a suitable boat trailer, and knowledge of safe loading and transport techniques. Most boat haulers in the U.S. earn between $50,000 and $80,000 per year, with experienced owner-operators earning more. The steps to get started are: learn boat hauling fundamentals, invest in
Boat Shipping » For Drivers · Updated March 02, 2026
As our marketplace grows and grows, we’ve seen a big increase in demand for boat shipping. To be a boat transporter, all you need is a willingness to travel long-distance, a responsible attitude to boats big and small, and a little expertise. It’s exciting work: Less competition means more money in your pocket, and as
Boat Shipping » For Drivers · Updated March 02, 2026
As our marketplace grows and grows, we’ve seen a big increase in demand for boat shipping. To be a boat transporter, all you need is a willingness to travel long-distance, a responsible attitude to boats big and small, and a little expertise. It’s exciting work: Less competition means more money in your pocket, and as
Boat Shipping » For Drivers · Updated March 02, 2026
As our marketplace grows and grows, we’ve seen a big increase in demand for boat shipping. To be a boat transporter, all you need is a willingness to travel long-distance, a responsible attitude to boats big and small, and a little expertise. It’s exciting work: Less competition means more money in your pocket, and as