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An Interstate move is considered also long distance move. Any move that greater than 100-miles from the origin and the move crosses a state line will be consider long distance moves. The major cost of this move will be determined by two factors: the moving distance and the shipment weight. Consolidated shipping allows movers to provide lower rates. This means that instead of your goods being the only one on board, your move will be placed with other customers' shipments. This allows you to obtain the best rate possible.
There several different parties that are involved in your interstate move. Each has specific responsibilities. You also have rights and responsibilities. It is important to read this information thoroughly to help avoid or resolve any problems that may arise. Please remember: communications between you, the carrier, the booking agent, and the origin and destination agents are vital to a successful move. If you have any questions, make sure you ask!
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