Super Dispatch examined changes in transport pricing, regional demand, payment behavior, fraud activity, operational performance, and the growing role of technology in how loads are booked and delivered.

The fruit of that effort is the second annual publishing of Super Moves: State of Auto Transport Report.

Super Dispatch said Tuesday that this year’s report shows the industry is moving faster, adopting more digital tools, and facing increasing pressure from fraud, fuel volatility, and shifting market demand.

“One thing is becoming very clear: Auto transport is changing quickly,” Super Dispatch CEO Matt Bradley said in a news release. “We’re seeing more vehicles move longer distances, growing demand for faster payment solutions, and more businesses relying on technology to find, book, and deliver loads.

“At the same time, fraud is becoming more sophisticated, and operating costs remain unpredictable. This report helps carriers, brokers, and shippers understand what’s changing, where demand is shifting, and what those trends could mean for their business,” Bradley continued.

Backed by data from nearly 10 million vehicles moved through the Super Dispatch platform in 2025, key findings from the report include:

—Shipment pricing trends diverge: Single-vehicle shipment pricing continued to climb throughout 2025, rising 10% year-over-year in the second half of the year, while multi-vehicle shipments became more cost-efficient as carriers increased capacity on high-volume lanes.

—Northeast leads delivery growth: The Northeast emerged as the fastest-growing region for vehicle deliveries, with volume increasing 27% year-over-year, followed by the West at 19%.

—Long-haul transport sees rapid growth: Long-haul shipments of more than 1,000 miles surged 42%, making long-distance transport the fastest-growing segment in the industry.

—Faster carrier payments gain momentum: Nearly 60% of loads were paid within five days or less, signaling a continued shift toward faster carrier payments.

—Fraud threats grow more sophisticated: Fraud continues to accelerate across the industry, with increasingly sophisticated scams involving double brokering, phishing, account takeovers, and fraudulent carrier identities.

The report, which can be downloaded here, also includes analysis on:

—Vehicle transport demand by metro and region

—Seasonal pricing fluctuations

—Carrier performance and shipper expectations

—Luxury and specialty vehicle transport growth

—The impact of fuel costs and global events on transport pricing

—Fraud prevention trends and platform protections

“The difference between a good year and a great one comes down to making the right calls at the right time,” said auto transport broker Doug Beldon of Tarpon Transport. “The Super Moves benchmark data gives us that edge: real numbers, real trends, real accountability.

“This is the kind of intelligence that turns gut instinct into confident, data-driven growth,” Beldon added in the news release from Super Dispatch.

For more information about Super Dispatch, visit superdispatch.com.