Hire a Truck Driver for Moving - Complete FAQ Guide

Yes. You can hire a licensed, insured, and background-checked truck driver through Moving Truck Driver to transport your rental truck anywhere in the U.S. We handle pickup, navigation, and delivery so you can focus on your move.

Request a free online quote, reserve your rental truck, and book your driver. We coordinate all details, including pickup, route planning, and door-to-door delivery—so you can travel separately and meet your belongings at your destination.

Moving Truck Driver connects you with vetted professionals nationwide, each with a clean driving record, verified experience, and full insurance coverage.

We combine the affordability of DIY moving with the convenience of professional drivers. You keep control of your schedule, your belongings travel directly to your destination, and there are no shared loads or long delays.

Look for proper licensing, active insurance, transparent pricing, and verified reviews. Our drivers meet all federal DOT standards and carry full commercial liability coverage.

Yes. We operate under DOT authority and maintain commercial insurance and cargo protection for every route across all 50 states.

Most local and regional routes cost between $600–$900. For cross-country moves, we provide flat-rate, all-inclusive quotes that cover mileage, tolls, and driver time with no hidden fees.

No. Every quote includes fuel estimates, tolls, travel expenses, and insurance. The rate you receive is the total cost wirh no surprises on delivery day.

Once you approve your quote, we collect a small deposit to reserve your driver. The remaining balance is due at delivery, and you receive a detailed cost breakdown in writing before confirming.

The truck renter covers fuel costs, but we track mileage and receipts transparently so you know exactly what’s used.

We calculate average MPG by truck size and distance, providing an accurate estimate before departure.

Yes, all driver travel and lodging expenses are pre-included in your flat-rate quote, so there are no post-trip add-ons.

You can cancel or reschedule anytime before departure. A small fee applies only within 48 hours of pickup.

You keep the insurance offered by your rental company (e.g., U-Haul SafeMove), while our drivers maintain separate commercial liability and cargo insurance for extra protection.

Yes. All towing operations including auto transports, trailers, and dollies are insured when managed by a Moving Truck Driver professional.

Drivers adhere to DOT hours-of-service limits, complete pre-trip inspections, obey speed restrictions, and track weather conditions to ensure a safe delivery every time.

We notify you immediately, coordinate with insurance providers, and manage all logistics to resolve issues quickly while keeping your belongings secure.

Yes. Every driver holds a valid DOT medical certificate, meets safety and inspection requirements, and is trained in long-distance driving best practices.

Our drivers average many years of long-haul experience operating 10′–26′ trucks for national rental companies like U-Haul, Penske, and Budget.

Yes. All drivers undergo federal background checks, motor vehicle record screenings, and insurance verification.

You’ll receive your driver’s name, phone number, and pickup details 24–48 hours before your move date.

Delivery time depends on mileage, but most cross-country moves are completed within 2–4 days, significantly faster than most freight-based movers.

Yes. We plan routes around your preferred schedule and can accommodate specific rest stops, timing, or delivery windows.

Drivers follow DOT regulations, driving up to 10–11 hours per day with required rest periods for safety.

We finalize your driver assignment, confirm your truck details, and send a step-by-step moving itinerary with contact information and updates.

No. U-Haul only rents vehicles, but you can hire a truck driver for moving through Moving Truck Driver to operate your rental safely and professionally.

No. All trucks under 26,000 lbs. GVWR can be driven with a standard U.S. driver’s license. Our professionals are certified for all rental-truck sizes.

Most use regular unleaded gasoline; some 26′ models use diesel. We verify fuel type and refill locations before departure.

Fuel economy averages 8–12 MPG, depending on load and terrain. Our drivers optimize routes to reduce fuel costs.

Generally not. Because rental trucks are classified below commercial thresholds, weigh-station stops are rarely required.

Traditional movers combine freight from multiple customers, which causes delays. Hiring a truck driver gives you privacy, control, and direct delivery.

Every move is monitored from start to finish, with GPS tracking, direct communication, and a 100% satisfaction guarantee.