Voxme released the most recent edition of their Inventory app that offers support to LineaPro, the most widely used iPhone barcode scanning sleeve. The release allows Voxme Inventory users to carry out a wide range of activities including scanning, delivery bingo and loading based on barcode.

International Young Movers Conference Held at Amsterdam The International Young Movers Conference held in Amsterdam stated that the removals industry is going to face many major changes in the near future. Major advances in global regulations, legislation, standardization and technology are going to affect the work and the modus operandi. Focused on the young owners […]

AMSA Members Once Again Provide Support to Victims of Oklahoma Tornado Members of AMSA again set the example of supporting their community by reaching out to victims of the recent tornado of May 20th in Moore, Oklahoma. Emrick’s Van & Storage representatives from Oklahoma City collected relief supplies and delivered to different locations in need. […]

What It’s Like To Move A MLB Team Since 2002, Truck Day has become a formal procedure for moving Major League Baseball teams for spring training and it signifies the beginning of the baseball season. It was first started by the Executive-VP of Boston Red Sox, Dr. Charles Steinberg. Moving day features fans coming out […]

FMCSA Puts Their Foot Down on ‘Weed’ A number of states are now beginning to open the path for using marijuana for recreational purposes. However, the latest Moving Industry News says that new federal law is curbing truckers from using the ‘Weed.’ The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration or FMCSA received several inquiries with regard […]

According to military officials, who are overlooking the Defense Personal Property Program (DP3), there would be revision in the proposal for overhauling the technique used for the calculation of disease fuel surcharge paid in DP3 movements. The proposal is under SDDC’s consideration for approval. However, it states that there would be an increase of 1% […]