#14 of the 100 largest licensed interstate movers
Coleman Worldwide Moving Review
Agent of Allied Van Lines based in Midland City, AL, founded in 1914, on the federal register since 2016. This is a review of the public record, what the company is and what a move with it should cost. We collect no customer reviews, have not used the company, and it has not paid to be here.
- USDOT
- 2897746
- Fleet · drivers
- 191 · 192
- Safety rating
- Not rated
- Licensed
- 10 years
Is Coleman Worldwide Moving licensed for interstate moves?
Yes, on two levels. Coleman Worldwide Moving holds active interstate operating authority (MC974169, status active) on USDOT 2897746, declares household goods as cargo, and has not been assigned a safety rating, which means no compliance review has been completed; that is the position of most carriers on the register and is not a mark against it.
Because Coleman Worldwide Moving is an agent of Allied Van Lines, an interstate household move booked through it normally runs under the van line's authority (USDOT 76235), and that is the number you should expect on the bill of lading beside Coleman Worldwide Moving's name. Check both records: the agent's for who is handling your goods, the van line's for whose insurance, tariff and claims department stand behind the move.
Record pulled 2026-09-24. The register changes daily: confirm on the SAFER snapshot for USDOT 2897746 before you sign, and read the insurance and complaint pages there that we do not reproduce.
The federal record
Every line below is what Coleman Worldwide Moving filed with the FMCSA, unedited. Power units and drivers are self-reported on the MCS-150 form the carrier must update at least every two years; the safety rating is assigned by the FMCSA after a compliance review and stays until the next one.
- Legal name
- Coleman Worldwide Moving LLC
- Doing business as
- Coleman Worldwide Moving
- USDOT number
- 2897746issued 2016
- Operating authority
- MC974169 · activeMC = motor carrier, FF = freight forwarder
- Operation
- Interstatecarrier_operation A on the filing
- Cargo declared
- Household goods, general freight
- Physical address
- 100 Eagle Ridge Dr, Midland City, AL 36350
- Phone on file
- (334) 803-8888
- Power units
- 191trucks and tractors on the MCS-150
- Drivers
- 192 (192 interstate)
- Annual miles filed
- 2,722,633 for 2025
- Safety rating
- Not ratedno compliance review completed
- Filing last updated
- 2025-12-03MCS-150 date
Who Coleman Worldwide Moving is
This is the newer of the Coleman World Group's registrations, set up in 2016 at the same Midland City, Alabama address as Coleman American Moving Services and Covan; both Coleman entities work as Allied Van Lines agents and share one website. The group traces itself to J.M. Coleman's 1914 transfer business, remains family-owned, and reports over 50 company-owned offices across 22 states and one US territory. The filing lists 191 power units and 192 drivers, and no safety rating has yet been assigned, which is common for a registration less than a decade old.
Structure
- Type
- Agent of Allied Van Lines
- Founded
- 1914 (112 years)
- Headquarters
- Midland City, AL
- Part of
- Coleman World Group
- Ownership
- family-owned
- Footprint
- over 50 company-owned offices across 22 states and one U.S. territory (Coleman World Group)
Services the company advertises
- long-distance moving
- corporate relocation
- military/government moves
- international
- warehousing & storage
- commercial/office moving
On the record
Company facts are taken from Coleman Worldwide Moving's own website and public filings as of 2026-09-24; the sources are linked. Nothing here is a judgement of service quality, and the logo is shown only to identify the company.
How Coleman Worldwide Moving compares
Coleman Worldwide Moving is the 14th largest of the 100 eligible carriers by registered fleet and the 4th largest of the 25 van-line agents among them. Its fleet is 4 percent of United Van Lines's, above the median of 55. Drivers and trucks are roughly matched on the filing.
| Coleman Worldwide Moving | Median of 100 | Largest (United Van Lines) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Power units | 191 | 55 | 4,731 |
| Drivers | 192 | 52 | 3,424 |
| Licensed since | 2016 | 20 of 100 since 1974 | 1974 |
| Safety rating | Not rated | 55 of 100 Satisfactory | Satisfactory |
What a move with Coleman Worldwide Moving should cost
Coleman Worldwide Moving does not publish prices, and no large carrier does: an interstate quote is built from the weight of your shipment, the distance, the date and how the survey was done. What we can give you is the range a quote should land in, from our published model, so that a number well outside it reads as what it is. Full-service movers, transport only.
| Distance | 2 bedrooms | 3 bedrooms | 4 bedrooms |
|---|---|---|---|
| 500 miles | $2,250 – $3,000 | $2,588 – $3,450 | $2,925 – $3,900 |
| 1,000 miles | $4,500 – $6,000 | $5,175 – $6,900 | $5,850 – $7,800 |
| 2,000 miles | $9,000 – $12,000 | $10,350 – $13,800 | $11,700 – $15,600 |
| 2,800 miles | $12,600 – $16,800 | $14,490 – $19,320 | $16,380 – $21,840 |
Priced routes out of Birmingham, AL
Coleman Worldwide Moving is based in Midland City; these are the busiest interstate corridors out of Birmingham, the nearest metro we price, each with distance, drive time and a cost range for every home size.
| Route | Distance | 3 bedrooms, movers |
|---|---|---|
| Birmingham to Olympia, WA | about 2,442 miles | $12,637 – $16,850 |
| Birmingham to Seattle, WA | about 2,424 miles | $12,544 – $16,726 |
| Birmingham to Tacoma, WA | about 2,422 miles | $12,534 – $16,712 |
| Birmingham to Eugene, OR | about 2,409 miles | $12,467 – $16,622 |
| Birmingham to Portland, OR | about 2,405 miles | $12,446 – $16,595 |
| Birmingham to San Francisco, CA | about 2,342 miles | $12,120 – $16,160 |
Price your own route with the moving cost calculator, then get a surveyed, binding not-to-exceed estimate from Coleman Worldwide Moving and two other carriers. Three comparable numbers beat one, whoever is at the top of a list.
Before you book Coleman Worldwide Moving: six questions
Ask these on the first call. The answers matter more than the ranking, and an established carrier answers all six without hesitation.
- Will this move run under Allied Van Lines's authority or your own, and which USDOT number goes on my bill of lading?
- Will your own crew load and drive, or will the shipment be handed to another Allied Van Lines agent at the far end?
- Is the estimate binding, non-binding or binding not-to-exceed, and was it based on a video or in-home survey?
- What is the delivery window in writing, and what do you pay if you miss it?
- What does full-value protection cost on my shipment, and what is the deductible?
- If something goes wrong, do I deal with you or with the van line's claims department?
Then run the six checks in how to check a moving company, and read the nine red flags so you recognise the ones that do not apply here.
Verify Coleman Worldwide Moving yourself
Two minutes on the federal sites tells you more than any ranking. Each link opens the official record; none of them is ours.
SAFER company snapshot ↗
Authority status, cargo, insurance on file, inspections, crashes and the safety rating for USDOT 2897746, live.
Licensing & insurance ↗
The L&I system shows the authority history for docket MC974169, the insurance carrier and the BOC-3 process agent.
Protect Your Move ↗
The FMCSA's mover search and complaint history, plus your rights and responsibilities booklet, which the carrier must give you.
Licensed movers in Alabama
Every active household-goods carrier based in Alabama on the register, largest first, with the same fields.
Compare with other large carriers
Also based in Alabama
Other large agents on the list
- #8 Coleman American Moving ServicesMidland City, AL · 332 trucks · Satisfactory
- #9 HilldrupStafford, VA · 297 trucks · Satisfactory
- #10 Corrigan Moving SystemsDearborn, MI · 245 trucks · Satisfactory
- JFM#19 John Fayard Moving & WarehousingGulfport, MS · 166 trucks · Not rated
- BMS#20 BMS Moving & StorageSarasota, FL · 145 trucks · Not rated
- #22 Scobey Moving & StorageSan Antonio, TX · 123 trucks · Not rated
Coleman Worldwide Moving FAQ
Is Coleman Worldwide Moving a licensed interstate moving company?
Yes, on two levels. Coleman Worldwide Moving holds active interstate operating authority (MC974169, status active) on USDOT 2897746, declares household goods as cargo, and has not been assigned a safety rating, which means no compliance review has been completed; that is the position of most carriers on the register and is not a mark against it. Because Coleman Worldwide Moving is an agent of Allied Van Lines, an interstate household move booked through it normally runs under the van line's authority (USDOT 76235), and that is the number you should expect on the bill of lading beside Coleman Worldwide Moving's name. Check both records: the agent's for who is handling your goods, the van line's for whose insurance, tariff and claims department stand behind the move.
What is Coleman Worldwide Moving's USDOT number?
2897746. Its operating authority docket is MC974169 and its legal name on the register is Coleman Worldwide Moving LLC. Look the number up on the FMCSA's SAFER system to see authority status, insurance on file, the safety rating and the inspection and crash record; the record on this page was pulled on 2026-09-24.
How big is Coleman Worldwide Moving?
Coleman Worldwide Moving filed 191 power units and 192 drivers on its latest MCS-150, which makes it the 14th largest of the 100 eligible interstate household-goods carriers on the register and the 4th largest of the 25 van-line agents among them. The company itself reports over 50 company-owned offices across 22 states and one U.S. territory (Coleman World Group). The largest, United Van Lines, files 4,731 power units; the median for the 100 is 55.
Does Coleman Worldwide Moving have a good safety rating?
Coleman Worldwide Moving is unrated: the FMCSA has not completed a compliance review of it. That is the position of most carriers on the register and is not a negative mark; the ratings to avoid are Conditional and Unsatisfactory, and carriers holding either are excluded from our list. The inspection and crash figures on SAFER show the current picture.
Is Coleman Worldwide Moving a van line, an agent or an independent mover?
An agent of Allied Van Lines. Coleman Worldwide Moving owns its own trucks and crews and holds its own registration, but its interstate household moves run under the van line's authority, so you get Coleman Worldwide Moving's people and Allied Van Lines's tariff, insurance and claims process.
How much does Coleman Worldwide Moving charge for a long-distance move?
Coleman Worldwide Moving does not publish a rate card and we do not hold its quotes; every long-distance price is set by weight, distance, date and the survey. From our published model a three-bedroom home over 1,000 miles should quote near $5,175 – $6,900 for full-service movers, transport only, and $14,490 – $19,320 over 2,800 miles. Get a surveyed, binding not-to-exceed estimate from Coleman Worldwide Moving and two other carriers and compare them against that range.
Who owns Coleman Worldwide Moving?
Coleman Worldwide Moving is part of Coleman World Group. The company describes itself as family-owned. It was founded in 1914 and is headquartered in Midland City, AL; the USDOT number was issued in 2016.