Moving routes between all 50 states
2,450 state-to-state routes, Alaska and Hawaii included. Click the state you’re leaving on the map, then your destination, or pick both below.
Check your route
Approximate road miles. Typical windows for shared-truck moves; your carrier confirms the delivery window in writing.
Most requested interstate routes
Each route guide covers distance, delivery windows, costs and tips for that trip.
| Route | Distance | Typical delivery window | |
|---|---|---|---|
| New York → Florida | ≈ 1,050 mi (NYC – Orlando) to 1,300 mi (NYC – Miami) | 5–14 days | Route guide → |
| New Jersey → Florida | ≈ 1,000 mi (Newark – Orlando) to 1,250 mi (Newark – Miami) | 5–14 days | Route guide → |
| California → Texas | ≈ 1,250 mi (LA – Austin) to 1,750 mi (Bay Area – Houston) | 5–14 days | Route guide → |
| California → Arizona | ≈ 370 mi (LA – Phoenix) to 750 mi (Bay Area – Phoenix) | 2–7 days from Southern California | Route guide → |
| New York → North Carolina | ≈ 500 mi (NYC – Raleigh) to 630 mi (NYC – Charlotte) | 3–10 days | Route guide → |
| Illinois → Florida | ≈ 1,150 mi (Chicago – Orlando) to 1,380 mi (Chicago – Miami) | 5–14 days | Route guide → |
Distances are approximate by road. Delivery windows are typical for shared-truck moves; your carrier confirms the actual window in writing.
Where are you moving to?
City guides, best months to move, costs and what to do after you arrive.
Moving to Florida
No income tax, warm winters, Orlando to Miami.
Learn more →Moving to Texas
Jobs, space and no income tax, from Dallas to Austin.
Learn more →Moving to North Carolina
Charlotte, the Triangle, mountains and coast.
Learn more →Moving to Arizona
Sunshine and lower costs; plan around the heat.
Learn more →Moving to South Carolina
Charleston, Greenville and the Grand Strand.
Learn more →Where are you moving from?
Local know-how for the places our customers leave most often: building rules, parking and access.
We move to and from every state
Underlined states have a full moving guide. Click any other state to check the route in the form above.
What changes from route to route
Distance and direction. Longer routes cost more in total, but the price per mile usually drops as distance grows. Some routes are busier in one direction, like moves to Florida in fall and winter.
Delivery window. On a shared truck, your belongings travel with other shipments, and the carrier delivers within a window, typically a few days to two weeks depending on distance. A dedicated truck can deliver on a set date for a higher price.
Season. Summer and month-end dates are the busiest across the country. Some routes have their own peaks, such as snowbird season for Florida and Arizona.
Access at both homes. High-rises, walk-ups, hills, gated communities and HOA rules affect truck size, labor and timing on any route. See how long distance moving works.
Moving route questions
Do you move on routes that aren’t listed here?
Yes. We plan moves between any two U.S. states, including Alaska and Hawaii. Pick your states in the form above or request a quote.
How is the delivery window calculated?
It depends mostly on distance and whether you choose a shared or dedicated truck. The carrier gives you the delivery window in writing before you book.
Is it cheaper to move on popular routes?
Often, yes. Busy routes have more trucks running, which can mean more scheduling options. Season and direction matter too.
Do you move to and from Alaska and Hawaii?
Yes. These moves combine truck and ocean shipping and take longer, usually several weeks.
Do you do local moves?
No. We plan interstate moves, from one state to another.
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