West Virginia household-goods mover evidence

The certificate search was not a roster

The Public Service Commission of West Virginia, Transportation Division / Motor Carrier Section is the regulator for state motor-carrier certificates and permits. Household-goods authority is its own grain. The motor-carrier certificate search was not acquired as a current certificate population. A clean current household-goods roster was not published from a historical docket. Missing is not zero, and no mover count is published.

Keep the records separate

• Household-goods certificate: not acquired as a current roster.
• Contract-carrier permit: a different authority grain. It was not acquired as a roster.
• Application: not issued authority. The motor carrier rules were not used to invent a roster.
• Tariff: not proof of current authority unless a source establishes that relationship. A tariff corpus was NOT_ACQUIRED.
• Form E: insurance filing observations were NOT_ACQUIRED. An insurance requirement is not observed coverage.
• UCR: a separate compliance program. See the UCR program. It is not household-goods authority.
• USDOT and FMCSA: federal identity and interstate authority. See Protect Your Move. Exact USDOT bridges were NOT_ACQUIRED. Neither is a West Virginia certificate.
• PSC orders, suspension, and revocation: NOT_ACQUIRED. No provider-level order was joined by name.
• Local pages: Charleston, Morgantown, and Huntington are geography only. This page publishes no city route.

What this research did not write

• Name-only joins: 0. Graph writes: 0. New canonical organizations: 0.
• No ranking and no combined mover count are published from these sources.