Goods transport
Islamabad to Kohat heads south on the Indus Highway and passes through the Kohat Tunnel that cuts under the pass towards the city — a medium haul with a genuine hill-and-tunnel section, so a Shehzore or Mazda suits homes and a covered truck suits bulk.

Islamabad to Kohat heads south on the Indus Highway and passes through the Kohat Tunnel that cuts under the pass towards the city — a medium haul with a genuine hill-and-tunnel section, so a Shehzore or Mazda suits homes and a covered truck suits bulk.
The Kohat Tunnel is the defining feature of this route — it bypasses the old steep pass, but the approach is still hill terrain, so an experienced driver and a sensibly-loaded vehicle matter. Movers generally treat it as a same-day-to-next-day corridor by load size, and covered transport is preferred so goods are protected through the tunnel run and the higher ground either side.
The right vehicle for this route is usually a Shehzore or Mazda for a house move, or a covered truck for bulk given the tunnel and hill section. We recommend the correct size once we know your load, then agree a fixed, all-in price before the move — so there are no surprises on the day.

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Good to know

Yes — the Kohat Tunnel on the Indus Highway carries traffic under the pass, which makes the approach far easier than the old road. It is still hill country, so an experienced driver is worth having.
It depends on the load, the vehicle and access — send your details on WhatsApp for an all-in quote rather than a fixed figure.
As a rough guide: a Suzuki pickup or Shehzore suits small loads and short distances; a Mazda handles a typical full house; a 20–40ft container or a 10-wheeler truck is for bulk, commercial or long-haul cargo. The mover will recommend the right size for your move.
Many do — house shifting is commonly booked with loaders and labour, and some offer packing materials too. Say whether you want labour and packing included so the quote reflects it.