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Moving Company Legal Compliance Quiz:
INTERSTATE MOVING: Consumer guide to hiring a moving company and legal reference manual for moving companies.
Transportation law  •  Tariff Publishing  •  Regulatory Compliance  •  Consumer Protection
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Michael Garcia, Attorney at Law
Moving Company Legal Information:
Tariff publishing services
Moving company laws
Legal compliance issues
Moving company arbitration
Industry information
Glossary of moving terms
Check authority status

Consumer Protection Information:
Consumer protection laws
Brokers v. Movers
Consumer moving checklist
Binding estimate myth
Consumer FAQ
Types of moving services
Check moving company license

Consumer Protection FAQ:
Are written estimates required?
Are estimates guaranteed prices?
Will my property be weighed?
How are final charges calculated?
What am I not allowed to move?
Can I sue my moving company?
What is a bill of lading?


Moving Company Tariff Publishing
General Tariff Information.
What is a moving company tariff ?
How must a motor carrier use a tariff?
How may a motor carrier publish a tariff?
Can tariff prices be discounted?
What are the penalties for tariff violations?
Carrier liability for agent violates.



Question 3:
Answer selections: (choose the best answer)
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How long must you keep a bill of lading after an interstate move is completed?

A.  6 months
B.  9 months
C.  1 year
D.  2 years
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Answer explanation: see 49 CFR Section 379.7; Appen. A
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