VT · In-state moves
Vermont moving company rules
Vermont does not license or permit movers for moves within the state. The Vermont DMV's motor carrier guide says there are no requirements to operate for hire within Vermont beyond proper vehicle registration. Disputes with a mover go to the Attorney General's Consumer Assistance Program.
| In-state oversight | No state mover license compare states |
|---|---|
| Business registration | Vermont Secretary of State business search |
Where to complain
Other Vermont rules to know
- For-hire vehicles in Vermont only need to be properly registered under Vermont law or the International Registration Plan.
- Motor carrier safety regulations apply to intrastate trucks of 26,001 pounds or more, among other vehicles.
- The Consumer Assistance Program helps consumers resolve disputes with businesses.
- With no state mover license, check the company's business registration with the Secretary of State.
Moving into or out of Vermont? A move that crosses a state line follows federal rules instead. Check an interstate mover.
Sources
- A Guide to the Motor Carrier Safety Regulations in Vermont (VN-166) , Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles
- Get help with a consumer complaint , Vermont Office of the Attorney General
- Consumer Assistance Program Complaint Form , Vermont Office of the Attorney General
- Business Search , Vermont Secretary of State