The People Who Write Our Auto Transport Content
Named writers, primary sources, peer review, and executive sign-off — here's exactly who produces our guides and how we keep them accurate.
The articles, guides, and shipping resources on this site are produced by the editorial team at AmeriFreight Auto Transport — a licensed auto transport broker coordinating vehicle shipments nationwide since 2004 (MC #597401 · USDOT #2238770). AmeriFreight is BBB-accredited and A-rated, with thousands of verified customer reviews across BBB, Google, Consumer Affairs, Transport Reviews, Trustpilot, and Move.org.
Our content draws on more than two decades of hands-on experience in vehicle transport: the routes, the carrier relationships, and the real-world logistics of getting vehicles where they need to go. We reference current FMCSA regulations and real cost and transit data so the information reflects how auto shipping actually works.
How We Create Our Content
Everything we publish runs through the same process, built to make what we put out as useful and accurate as we can manage.
Start With Real Questions
Our topics come straight from what customers bring to our agents and issues that keep coming up during real shipments — so we write about the things shippers and drivers actually want to know, not whatever happens to rank well.
Shared Standards & Templates
Writing is handled by our editorial team working from a shared set of standards, templates, and procedures that shape how every piece gets researched and put together — keeping quality consistent across every writer.
Primary Sources First
We lean on primary references: current FMCSA regulations, real pricing and transit data pulled from our own shipments, and official state and federal resources — not secondhand summaries of any of it.
Expert Consultation
When a writer hits a question that needs hands-on experience — how much enclosed transport marks up, what we can realistically offer on a route — they take it straight to AmeriFreight's leadership. Twenty years of running this company builds knowledge that doesn't live in any public source.
Peer Review
Our writers read each other's work to check clarity, consistency, and catch mistakes before anything goes live. No single article rests on one person's eyes alone.
Executive Review & Ongoing Updates
Every article gets a final read from our executive team — checked for accuracy, brand alignment, and operational truth. And we don't treat anything as done: regulations, routes, and pricing all change, so we go back and update content to keep it current.
The People Behind the Content
Named writers, real credentials, and genuine experience in the subjects they cover.
Justine Poblete
Justine leads SEO and content strategy at AmeriFreight Auto Transport, overseeing the company's editorial program since 2023. He is responsible for the editorial standards, content templates, and standard operating procedures that govern how every guide and resource is researched, written, and reviewed — the framework that keeps the company's auto transport, state, and city shipping content consistent and current. He holds a degree in Information Technology, over five years in SEO spanning YMYL and technical content, and certifications from the University of California, Davis and Google. At AmeriFreight Auto Transport, that background goes into pairing operational knowledge with current FMCSA regulations and real pricing and transit data.
Julia Manuel
Julia has been writing professionally since 2014, covering law, finance, lifestyle, entertainment, and health — the kinds of categories where readers need information they can actually trust. She earned her degree in Journalism and Broadcast Communication from the University of the Philippines Baguio, where she built the habits that shape how she works: careful sourcing, balanced reporting, and a refusal to skim past the details. Before joining AmeriFreight Auto Transport, she served as an editorial production assistant at the Philippine Daily Inquirer, one of the country's most established news publications. Outside of writing, she's a strong advocate for animal welfare and spends her time helping rescue and rehabilitate animals in need.
Allysa Bartolome
Allysa has spent four years writing professionally, splitting her time between technical writing and content work, and now applying both to auto transport — where the difference between "general overview" and "actual useful detail" comes down to whether the writer is willing to dig into the specifics. She earned her degree in Electronics Engineering, which trains you to read manuals carefully, follow processes, and not skip steps: habits that translate well to writing about regulated industries like vehicle transport. Her work also draws on time spent in AI language-model prompt evaluation, where she developed a feel for how information should be structured to be genuinely useful to a reader.
John Christopher Camarines
John has spent more than five years writing across subjects where the details matter — legal, automotive transportation, home improvement, e-commerce — topics where readers come in with real questions and don't have time for fluff. He's no stranger to the auto transport beat specifically, having previously written in the space before joining AmeriFreight Auto Transport, and he carries the same research-first instincts into his work here. He earned degrees in Behavioral Sciences and Marketing Management from De La Salle University, and that mix of how-people-think and how-markets-move shows up in how he approaches content: less about decoration, more about whether it actually helps the reader make a decision.
Emmanuel Jason Casas
Emmanuel has spent the last three years writing professionally, with the past stretch buried in the world of auto transport — the routes people ship along, the regulations that trip them up, and the small questions that come up when you're handing your car to a stranger on a truck. His degree is in Real Estate Management, which sounds like a left turn until you remember that most people shipping a car are in the middle of moving, and the timing, costs, and stress that come with relocating between states are exactly what real estate teaches you to think about. He's the kind of writer who'd rather over-research a topic than hand-wave it, which suits a subject where the details genuinely matter. Off the clock, he's usually in the gym or planning his next trip.
Our Editorial Standards at a Glance
Every piece we publish is held to the same bar, regardless of who writes it.
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