Members of AMSA from around the country had come forward to dedicate their resources and time for bringing the vital relief supplies to Hurricane Sandy victims in the Northeast. Peter Allen is a van operator who was living in New Orleans at the time of the hurricane, gathered donations of clothes, food and other items […]

AMSA launched the Registered American Moving Professionals (RAMP) program that is designed for finding and training fresh van operators in order to replenish the shortage of competent drivers in the industry. The RAMP was officially launched in Louisville, last year with the first free 3-week training program being offered by Jefferson Community & Technical College. […]

The Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee made up of U.S. Senators raised concerns about the role of online moving brokers as not making it clear to the consumers that they are nothing more than middlemen. In addition, the committee released a staff report on the role of unscrupulous brokers. The CEO and President of AMSA, […]

Contrary to the economic scenario of last few years, the current improvement in the situation has made things exciting for the current season of trade shows and expos. The real estate market has shown dramatic improvement in most parts of the U.S. and the global business scenario is also showing the same signs. An increasing […]

Last October, AMSA’s annual Safety and Operations Conference was held in San Antonio, Texas. The conference had nearly 70 participants, breaking attendance records. Coincidentally, it was held in the same hotel as the Claims Prevention and Procedures Council, allowing both groups to network with each other. However, the Safety and Operations Conference was designed to provide practice solutions to every day problems in the moving industry, along with providing the latest and greatest news and innovations in the industry.