Intrastate carrier framework · Vermont
Vermont moving carrier regulatory evidence
Vermont statutes provide for oversight of common-carrier companies. The reviewed chapter’s certificate provisions concern specified services, including motor-bus routes; the sources reviewed do not establish a separate household-goods carrier license census.
Current household-goods authority roster
NOT_ACQUIRED. No free, current, statewide Vermont household-goods carrier roster was identified in the reviewed sources. A common-carrier framework or a service-specific certificate is not evidence of a current HHG roster.
Keep records separate
- State carrier statutes and any service-specific authority do not establish an HHG certificate.
- Commercial vehicle safety and registration requirements are separate from mover-specific operating authority.
- FMCSA interstate authority, USDOT identity, insurance filings, tariffs, complaints, applications, and enforcement orders are distinct records. A complaint is not a violation; an insurance requirement does not prove current coverage.
Authoritative sources and clocks
- Vermont Title 5, Chapter 24 — statutory common-carrier and certificate framework; checked October 14, 2026.
- Vermont Title 5, Chapter 29 — motor-carrier provisions.
- Vermont DMV Commercial Vehicle Operations — live state commercial-vehicle guidance; no HHG roster rows acquired.
- FMCSA operating-authority types — federal interstate authority context only.