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Tag Archives: mover forms
Bill of Lading Template for Household Goods
This law office can create a Bill of Lading template for household goods for your moving company. A household goods Bill of Lading is one of the required mover forms for every interstate household goods move. The Bill of Lading … Continue reading
Information for People Moving Household Goods Within California
I normally discuss rules and regulations governing interstate household goods moving. However, there are specific state laws that differ from state-to-state. The California Moving and Storage Association publishes a booklet called, “Important Information for Persons Moving Household Goods (Within California).” … Continue reading
FMCSA Hours of Service Rules for Interstate Drivers
The booklet outlines who must comply with the HOS regulations, defines the 14 hour, 11 hour, 60/70 hour rules, and the 34 hour restart rule. In addition, the booklet discusses what is considered being “on-duty” and “off-duty.” Exceptions to the … Continue reading
50 Mile Visual Estimate Waiver for Household Goods Moving Companies
Under 49 USC § 14104, a moving company must base it’s written estimate on a visual survey of the household goods if the household goods are located within a 50 mile radius of the location of the carrier’s household goods agent preparing … Continue reading
Create a Household Goods Custom Tariff for Your Moving Company
Are you a moving company that transports household goods across state lines? If the answer is yes, then you must publish a tariff. The law that details household goods tariff publishing requirements is found in “49 CFR 1310.” Failing to … Continue reading
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