Fleet Vehicle Transport for Edinburgh & Lothians Transport Managers
Edinburgh's logistics sector punches above its weight. The Forth ports at Rosyth and Grangemouth handle container traffic and ro-ro freight. The M8 links Edinburgh to Glasgow in under an hour. And the M9/A9 corridor opens up routes to the Highlands. Transport managers in Edinburgh and the Lothians coordinate fleet operations across Scotland's central east coast — but when a vehicle needs collecting from England, every in-house collection burns a full day of two drivers' time. VehicleMove does it. Fixed price, covered by two of our team, your drivers stay local and productive.
Cost Comparison: Your Drivers vs VehicleMove
Based on a typical 150-mile vehicle delivery — your fleet versus our fixed-price service
Forth Ports Access
Vehicle collections from Rosyth, Grangemouth, and Leith docks. Scotland's main container and ro-ro ports served.
M8 Edinburgh-Glasgow
Scotland's busiest motorway corridor. Collections from logistics parks along the M8 — Newbridge, Livingston, and Bathgate.
M9/A9 Highland Gateway
Edinburgh is the gateway to the Highlands via the M9/A9. Vehicle transport to Inverness, Perth, and the North of Scotland.
Cost Comparison: Edinburgh
Edinburgh to Devon round trip: ~900 miles, ~15.5 hours. DIY cost: ~£1,280. Our price: ~£825. Saving: £455. Plus your drivers don't lose 2 days.
Cross-Border Fleet Support
Scottish fleet operators with English customers — we handle the cross-border vehicle deliveries so your fleet stays in Scotland.
Oil & Gas Fleet Logistics
Edinburgh's financial district manages North Sea oil and gas operations. Specialist fleet vehicle moves for energy sector clients.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can you collect from Rosyth and Grangemouth docks?
Yes. We handle vehicle collections from all Forth port facilities including container terminals and ro-ro berths.
How much from Edinburgh to London?
About 400 miles. Our price: around £750. Your DIY cost: over £1,100. We're significantly cheaper than sending your own team.