Interstate Moving CompaniesStarting With 0–9
67 household-goods carriers whose trading name begins with a digit, every one active on the FMCSA register with interstate operating authority, no Conditional or Unsatisfactory safety rating, and a plausible fleet. What each filed, its verified website and logo where its own site gave us one, and a link to its record. Alphabetical; nobody pays to be here.
Source: FMCSA Motor Carrier Census, pulled 2026-09-24. 1 of the 67 are among the 100 largest and carry a full profile.
All 67 carriers under 0–9
Trucks and drivers are what the carrier filed on its latest MCS-150; a dash means the fleet figure did not square with the driver count and is not shown. "Since" is the year the USDOT number was issued. Click a name for the company's record, or the USDOT number for the FMCSA's own snapshot.
The 0–9 carriers in numbers
67 companies, of which 5 hold a Satisfactory safety rating from a completed compliance review and 62 are unrated, which is the normal position on the register and not a mark against them. 2 have carried a USDOT number since 1974 or earlier, the first year the register records. The largest fleet is 3 Men Movers of Houston, TX, with 95 power units and 88 drivers filed.
Most are based in New Jersey (8), Florida (6), California (5). A carrier's state tells you where its trucks start from, not where it can go: every company here holds authority to move households across state lines.
Websites and logos are shown for the 13 carriers whose own site carried their USDOT number, MC number or filed phone number; the rest show initials until we can verify a site. Read how to check a moving company before you book any of them, and price the move first with the moving cost calculator.
Questions about the 0–9 listings
How many licensed interstate movers start with 0–9?
67 as of 2026-09-24, out of 5,208 in the directory. 5 hold a Satisfactory safety rating, 2 have been on the register since 1974 or earlier, and 13 have a verified website and logo on file. The largest fleet under 0–9 is 3 Men Movers of Houston, TX, with 95 power units.
How do I check one of these companies before booking?
Open the SAFER link on its row and confirm four things: operating authority is active, household goods is a declared cargo, insurance is on file, and the safety rating is not Conditional or Unsatisfactory. Then ask for a surveyed, binding not-to-exceed estimate and make sure the USDOT number on the bill of lading is the one you checked. The six checks in our guide to vetting a moving company take about ten minutes.
Why is a mover starting with 0–9 missing?
It may be licensed for moves within one state only, in which case it is on the state page rather than here; it may be a broker, which owns no trucks and is registered separately; its name may not contain moving, movers, van lines or relocation; or its interstate authority may have lapsed or been rated Conditional or Unsatisfactory. Search the FMCSA's SAFER system by name to see which.