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North American Van Lines is a leader in long-distance and international moves–delivering experience, care, and reliability every mile of the way.
06/03/2026
Disassembling a bicycle makes it easier to pack, store, and ship. For cyclists planning to relocate this summer, World Bicycle Day is the perfect time to review the recommended way to package your bike with your North American Moving Rep.
06/02/2026
We want to send our heartfelt appreciation to our agents celebrating major anniversaries this month. Your hard work and dedication are what keeps our team and our customers moving forward.
06/01/2026
During National Safety Month, we recognize the importance of safe roads, workplaces, and communities. At North American, safety is part of everything we do — from training and equipping our crews to ensuring your belongings arrive safely at your new home.
05/28/2026
Gun owners are required to follow a set of simple, straightforward procedures when moving fi****ms across state lines. If you’re planning to transport a gun to another state, read our latest blog about the rules and regulations you need to follow. https://bit.ly/4uWQ9gj
Home is something worth protecting. This Memorial Day, we remember the brave servicemen and women who gave their lives to keep our homes and country safe.
05/22/2026
Today is National Road Trip Day! Road trips are one of the defining features of American life, especially during moving season. If you’re driving to your new home, give your car a tune-up first, so you don’t have to worry about something going wrong out on the open highway.
05/20/2026
North American Van Lines would like to congratulate Samuel Cavagnetto and Class Pays Inc, Tucson, AZ. Samuel’s exceptional service to our customers along with his safety and hauling record have earned him the North American Van Lines 2026 April Driver of the Month Award. Congratulations!
Pre-cooling is a great way to fight the heat during summer moves. Set your thermostat 3-5 degrees below your target temperature (e.g. 70° F) and let your AC run for a few hours before you start moving your belongings.
Dogs are naturally adventurous, but that doesn’t mean moving is any easier on them than it is on us. To keep them safe and happy, read our latest blog, where we share important tips on moving with dogs. https://bit.ly/42QQMff
Packing a small box with a hammer, pliers, duct tape, screwdriver, Allen wrench, tape measure, and flashlight is normally enough to handle any minor problems you might find when setting up your new home – saving you a ton of frustration on moving day.