Question 1

What happens when my vehicle is delivered?

Accepted Answer

When your car arrives at its destination, the driver will get in touch with you to confirm the time and place of delivery. The driver and you will examine the car together to confirm its condition. After that, you will sign the Bill of Lading to attest to delivery and, if necessary, address any issues.

Question 2

Do I need to be present at delivery?

Accepted Answer

Yes. To check the car, sign the documents, and, if necessary, make the last payment, you or an authorized representative must be present. You can designate a trustworthy person to accept the car on your behalf if you are unable to be there.

Question 3

What should I look for during inspection?

Accepted Answer

Inspect the entire car closely for any damage that wasn't there when it was picked up. Examine it against the original Bill of Lading's notes and images. Examine the roof, bumpers, mirrors, and all sides. Before you sign the delivery form, report and record any new damage right away.

Question 4

What should I do if there is damage to my vehicle?

Accepted Answer

If you find damage, make a clear note of it on the Bill of Lading, take thorough pictures, and have the driver sign the paperwork. Then get in touch with Wimple Auto Transport immediately. To assist you in swiftly resolving the matter, we will walk you through the insurance claim procedure with the carrier.

Question 5

Can the driver deliver my car to my exact address?

Accepted Answer

In most cases, yes. Wimple provides door-to-door transport, which means the carrier will deliver you car as close to your address as safely possible. If the truck cannot reach your exact location due to narrow streets or restrictions, the driver will meet you at a nearby open area such as a parking lot.

Question 6

Do I have to inspect the vehicle if someone else receives it?

Accepted Answer

Yes. If someone else accepts delivery on your behalf, they ought to conduct the inspection and record any problems for you. Their signature on the Bill of Lading attests to the fact that the car was delivered in that state.

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