Introducing the Move.org x CVLU Moving Education Initiative

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Rebecca Edwards
Mar 12, 2026
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Rebecca Edwards is a journalist with 30+ years of experience covering home services and tech. After 23 moves across three states, she brings firsthand expertise to Move.org.

Moving is one of life’s biggest transitions — and one of its most stressful.

At Move.org, our mission is simple: We educate readers so they can choose what’s best for them. We combine expert insights, real-life testing, in-depth research, and industry trend analysis to translate the complexity of moving into clear, actionable advice.

To deepen that effort, we’ve partnered with Colonial Van Lines University (CVLU) — the internal training and education division of Colonial Van Lines — to bring readers expert-backed insight into how professional moves actually work behind the scenes.

This collaboration is designed to make moving more transparent, not more confusing.

Why we created this initiative

Most moving advice falls into one of two categories:

  • Generic packing tips
  • Promotional content disguised as guidance

We believe you deserve better.

Through this initiative, we consult directly with trained moving coordinators, logistics specialists, and operations experts at CVLU to:

  • Understand common moving-day mistakes
  • Clarify how pricing and logistics are structured
  • Explain industry standards and regulations
  • Identify what consumers should expect (and what they shouldn’t)

Our goal is to close the gap between expectation and reality — so you can plan with confidence.

What this partnership includes

As part of this education initiative, we may:

  • Interview CVLU trainers and coordinators
  • Reference industry training standards
  • Incorporate expert commentary
  • Collaborate on video or educational resources
  • Publish moving checklists and preparation tools

All editorial content is written, reviewed, and published by the Move.org editorial team.


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See how Colonial Van Lines University (CVLU) works and how it trains some of the top movers in the business. Video: CVLU


Our editorial independence

While Colonial Van Lines is a Move.org partner, our editorial standards remain unchanged.

That means:

  • Rankings are determined using our established methodology.
  • Reviews reflect our research, data analysis, and testing processes.
  • We clearly label sponsored or collaborative content.
  • No partner can pay for a desired ranking or label.

We regularly consult with multiple industry professionals to ensure our advice reflects real-world moving practices — not industry jargon.

What readers can expect

From this initiative, you’ll see:

  • More detailed moving-day guidance
  • Insider insight into logistics and safety standards
  • Clearer explanations of pricing structures
  • Practical tools you can use immediately

Moving is complicated. It involves regulations, fuel costs, labor coordination, insurance coverage, and safety training — most of which consumers never see.

By consulting trained industry professionals while maintaining editorial independence, we aim to give you a more complete picture.

The bottom line

We believe better information leads to better decisions.

The Move.org x CVLU Education Initiative is about raising the standard for moving advice online — so you can feel prepared, protected, and confident on moving day.

If you have questions about how we create content or evaluate moving companies, visit our methodology page or contact our Managing Editor at [email protected].


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Rebecca Edwards
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Rebecca has been a journalist and blogger for over 30 years, with a focus on home services and tech for the past decade. Rebecca has moved over 15 times across towns, states, and the country. You can find her expert advice and analysis in places like TechCrunch, The Washington Post, The Chicago Tribune, The Miami Herald, NPR, HGTV, MSN, Reader's Digest, Real Simple, and an ever-growing library of radio, podcast, and TV clips. She’s also the lead reporter and in-house expert for SafeWise.