2001 Pilot Cars
Base: Albuquerque, NM
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24 matching companies with recorded service coverage. Business base locations may be elsewhere.
Base: Albuquerque, NM
View businessBase: Hobbs, NM
View businessBase: Springer, NM
Services: Pilot Car Escort. Coverage: United States except New York and Hawaii; Colfax County and New Mexico.
View businessBase: Albuquerque, NM
Services: High Pole, Lead Car, Chase Car, Steer Support.
High Pole · Lead · Chase
View businessBase: Aztec, NM
Services: Height Pole, Flagging / Traffic Control. Coverage: Western U.S.. Certifications: Colorado & Utah certified.
High Pole
View businessBase: Albuquerque, NM
Services: Steer Support.
View businessBase: Chaparral, NM
View businessBase: Aztec, NM
Services: Pilot Car Escort.
View businessBase: Albuquerque, NM
View businessBase: Albuquerque, NM
Services: High Pole, Route Survey. Certifications: All States Certified.
High Pole · Route Survey
View businessBase: Farmington, NM
Services: Pilot Car Escort.
View businessBase: Clovis, NM
View businessBase: Las Vegas, NM
Services: Pilot Car Escort.
View businessBase: Deming, NM
View businessBase: Las Cruces, NM
Services: Flagging / Traffic Control.
View businessBase: Farmington, NM
Services: Pilot Car Escort.
View businessBase: Socorro, NM
Services: High Pole, Route Survey.
High Pole · Route Survey
View businessBase: Espanola, NM
Services: Escort Services, Mobile Home Transport. Certifications: New Mexico Escort Services Certificate #52780.
View businessBase: Rio Rancho, NM
View businessBase: Socorro, NM
View businessBase: Hobbs, NM
View businessBase: Albuquerque, NM
View businessBase: Flora Vista, NM
Services: Pilot Car Escort.
View businessBase: Lordsburg, NM
Services: High Pole, Route Survey.
High Pole · Route Survey
View businessLearn how pilot car services work, when oversize loads need escorts, common costs, and how to find operators serving your route.
A pilot car is a specially equipped escort vehicle that travels ahead of or behind an oversize load. Here is what it does, when states require one, and how carriers hire an operator.
Signs, lights, radios, height poles, safety apparel, and roadside gear: what pilot cars commonly carry, which items states actually require, and how to inspect your kit before a move.