Road and driveway access
Transport equipment needs room to approach, turn, load, and leave. Narrow roads, steep driveways, soft shoulders, or low wires should be mentioned early.
- Narrow roads or tight turns
- Soft ground, mud, snow, or ice
- Low branches, wires, or bridges
- Steep driveways or slopes
- Limited turnaround space
Yards, farms, and jobsites
Rural and jobsite pickups often work well when there is a clear contact, open loading area, and accurate directions.
- Gate codes or site instructions
- Loading surface and room
- On-site contact name and phone
- Operating hours or access windows
- Equipment needed for loading
Auction and dealer lots
Auction and dealer pickup access usually depends on yard hours, release rules, lot location, and whether the unit is ready.
- Yard hours
- Lot or stock number
- Release confirmation
- Pickup appointment requirements
- Where the unit is parked
Delivery access
Delivery access should be reviewed just like pickup access. The delivery site needs safe unloading space and a reachable contact.
- Delivery contact available
- Room to unload
- Gate or yard instructions
- Business hours if applicable
- Any restrictions for large trucks
