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KNOW WHO YOU'RE MOVING WITH

Check a mover, understand your quote, and plan your move using federal and Census data.

Enter the legal name or USDOT number printed on your written estimate.

Latest ACS · State-to-state migration

7,157,607 people moved to another state.

One-year estimate · ±75,154 at 90% · U.S. Census Bureau, Table T13

About this view
Latest ACS flow (90% MOE)
77,161 ± 9,059
Centroid straight-line
1,213 mi · not driving

Tabulation of current state of residence crossed by state of residence 1 year ago. This is a 1-year mobility / previous-residence statistic, not a count of household-goods shipments.

See where California → Texas ranks among the largest moves

How a session should go

  1. 01

    Move

    You already have a corridor, a date, or a name on an estimate.

  2. 02

    Verify

    Look up the USDOT. Read the federal record. Do not accept a nickname as identity.

  3. 03

    Understand

    Binding is not non-binding. Arithmetic is shown, not a score.

  4. 04

    Compare

    Differences, missing fields, and questions — never a crowned winner.

  5. 05

    Book

    Off this site, with the carrier, after you have verified on FMCSA.

Primary

Mover Check

Search the live FMCSA MCMIS census (~4.4 million rows) by legal name, DBA, USDOT, or docket. Official fields only.

Secondary

Quote Check

Separate facts, calculations, and questions. 110% is a delivery-collection figure, not a final-bill cap.

Secondary

Route Explorer

State-to-state ACS 1-year flows, 90% margin of error intact, centroid straight-line — not driving miles.

Before you move

Common questions, destinations and corridor briefs

Corridor briefs

Each brief reads one latest ACS flow with its reverse and 90% margins; other route lookups stay out of search results.

First-party intake

Start with the corridor, not a zip form sold to six brokers

Origin, destination, an optional five-digit ZIP taken from the estimate (not a Census geography) and an optional date. No phone number and no email address. Submitting opens Quote Check on this site.

Start with the corridor

JavaScript is not required. ZIP is a fact on your estimate, not a Census geography. This does not sell your information. It opens Quote Check on the states you entered.

Largest moves

The biggest state-to-state flows in the latest table

All ranked corridorsState hubs
  • California → Texas77,161 ± 9,059 · Latest ACS
  • New York → New Jersey56,799 ± 8,244 · Latest ACS
  • California → Nevada53,289 ± 6,970 · Latest ACS
  • California → Arizona52,383 ± 6,890 · Latest ACS
  • Florida → Georgia52,371 ± 8,290 · Latest ACS
  • Florida → Texas52,219 ± 8,571 · Latest ACS
  • New York → Florida50,661 ± 6,714 · Latest ACS
  • Texas → California45,447 ± 6,640 · Latest ACS
  • Texas → Florida45,259 ± 12,219 · Latest ACS
  • California → Washington43,938 ± 5,464 · Latest ACS
  • New Jersey → Pennsylvania38,467 ± 4,874 · Latest ACS
  • California → Florida36,194 ± 5,759 · Latest ACS

National context: 7,157,607 people (± 75,154) lived in a different U.S. state one year earlier, the latest ACS 1-year estimates. That is not a count of household-goods shipments.