Popular lanes
The routes we run every week.
Distance, typical transit window and what actually moves the price on each lane — written from our own dispatch records rather than a mileage calculator.
- Written spread on every lane
- Direct haul no partner transfer
- USDOT 2138595 · MC-744411 checkable on FMCSA SAFER
Lanes and transit times
Transit is driving days once loaded, not calendar days from booking. Both ends of the spread are on your paperwork.
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Los Angeles, CA → New York, NY
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Los Angeles, CA → Washington, DC
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San Francisco, CA → Chicago, IL
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Detroit, MI → Dallas, TX
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Chicago, IL → Austin, TX
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California → Florida
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California → Texas
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New York → Florida
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Texas → California
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Chicago, IL → Dallas, TX
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Miami, FL → Denver, CO
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Seattle, WA → Austin, TX
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Boston, MA → Phoenix, AZ
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Houston, TX → Nashville, TN
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Atlanta, GA → Portland, OR
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San Diego, CA → Charlotte, NC
What a lane looks like when it goes right
“This move was from Boulder, CO to Detroit, MI in the middle of winter. The team at Cross Country not only saved the day, they went above and beyond to make sure all our timing hit just right.”
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Courtney D.
I’d highly recommend this moving company. Hayk and his team did a wonderful job. They were quick, efficient and reliable. They really hustled and worked hard. Moving is stressful so it was nice to have movers who were reliable. We’d use them again and refer them to friends.
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Heather H.
Philadelphia, PA → Los Angeles, CA
Read on YelpWe shipped a car from Philadelphia to LA and it was a solid experience. Flat fee, no hassling, the person I dealt with was professional, the contract was digital and clear, the truck driver communicated directly with us on timing of pickup and dropoff. Read the full review Read less
We shipped a car from Philadelphia to LA and it was a solid experience. Flat fee, no hassling, the person I dealt with was professional, the contract was digital and clear, the truck driver communicated directly with us on timing of pickup and dropoff. I was overwhelmed with the barrage of emails, calls and texts when I shopped around and was turned off my the "Crazzy Eddie" type sales approach. I decided to do my own research on BBB, Yelp and google, and found these guys. I would use them again.
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Richard K.
Read on GoogleMy family and I engaged with Cross Country Movers Group on three separate occasions for my mother's relocations. Each move was executed flawlessly, thanks to the professionalism and compassionate care of the moving team. Read the full review Read less
My family and I engaged with Cross Country Movers Group on three separate occasions for my mother's relocations. Each move was executed flawlessly, thanks to the professionalism and compassionate care of the moving team. We were always amazed at how each move was completed within the estimated time that the moving manager had provided us. Although the team members differed for each move, the level of efficiency and precision in packing up my mother's apartment remained consistent. This incredibly organized manner of work left a deep impression on my family. We had initially anticipated a hefty bill from each move, but were pleasantly surprised to find that the actual cost was less than the initial estimate. The team's empathetic approach and their assistance during this stress-laden period not only eased my mother's transition but also provided me with much-needed peace of mind. The team's expertise was evident in their help with downsizing and their vast knowledge of different facility layouts. They even assisted with planning the layout for each new apartment my mother moved into. I was so impressed by their heartfelt service and caring approach that I decided to join Cross Country Movers Group several months after my mother's passing. I have never regretted this decision. I would strongly recommend this company for any move, big or small. You can trust them to provide a stress-free moving experience with their empathetic and professional approach.
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Los Angeles
California
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Chicago
Illinois
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Areas we serve
every state
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Movers across California
lanes in and out of the state
My lane is not listed. Do you run it?
Almost certainly. These are the lanes we run most often and have written up; we move between any two points in the continental US. Give a coordinator the two ZIP codes and you will get a straight answer on the call rather than a callback.
What does the transit window mean?
Driving days once the truck is loaded, not calendar days from the day you book. It is what the drive takes with legal hours and a delivery appointment at the other end. Both ends of the spread go on your paperwork, so you are not agreeing to a number nobody wrote down.
Why a spread and not a date?
Because we would rather write down what we can hold to. The San Francisco to Chicago lane crosses Donner Pass, where chain controls close the summit several times each winter and trucks are held rather than diverted. A carrier quoting a single date on that lane in January is quoting something they do not control.
Is the price based on the mileage shown here?
Distance is one of the two inputs. Weight is the other, and it is usually the one that moves the number — two households on the same lane can be a long way apart. That is why there is no price on this page: a figure that ignores what you own is a figure that changes later.
Your lane not listed?
Tell us the two ZIP codes and a coordinator will confirm the lane.