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Data sources

Our ratings and route pages combine public records, verified customer reviews, real move data, and hands-on editorial research. Here's where the information comes from.

Licensing & safety records

Public FMCSA / USDOT records, active interstate authority, carrier vs. broker status, and safety history.

Accreditation & complaints

Better Business Bureau accreditation, ratings, and complaint history.

Customer reviews

Verified customer feedback from reputable platforms including Google, ConsumerAffairs, and Trustpilot, weighted for recency.

Company information

Public company websites, service descriptions, and contact/licensing disclosures.

Real route data

Completed-move records used to build our city-to-city and corridor route pages, so coverage reflects lanes that actually happen, not invented service areas.

Editorial research

Hands-on review by our team to verify details, compare service fit, and flag low-quality or fake reviews.

Why this matters. Many mover-search experiences are either too broad or too broker-driven. Grounding our pages in verifiable records and real move data makes route research and mover comparison more specific, easier to interpret, and more useful for real people planning long-distance moves.