What is an interstate move?
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“An interstate move is any move that crosses state lines, whether it's 200 miles or 2,000. Crossing state lines puts the move under federal FMCSA rules for estimates, valuation coverage, and dispute resolution. Your mover needs an active USDOT number to handle it legally.”
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