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SCAC Carrier Name CSI AARV AARO MOVING SYSTEMS, INC. 77.56 FY19-FY20 CSI Scores Domestic SCAC Carrier Name CSI AARV AARO MOVING SYSTEMS, INC. 77.56 ADMV ADVANCE CORPORATION 87.50 AERM MAYFLOWER TRANSIT, LLC 94.62 ALLV ALLIEDVANLINES 95.95 ARCA ACE RELOCATION SYSTEMS, INC. 110.89 ARMT ARMSTRONG RELOCATION CO. 96.74 ARPV ARPIN VAN LINES, INC. 116.98 ATVL ATLAS VAN LINES INC 103.92 BMSG J BARBER MOVING AND STORAGE 107.08 BMVM BUDD VAN LINES INC. 100.13 BTFA BERGERTRANSFER 100.59 CMAC COLEMAN AMERICAN MOVING SERVICES 89.86 GDNN GOLDEN NORTH VAN LINES, INC. 110.89 GMII GRAEBEL MOVERS 103.38 HTSQ HILLDRUP MOVING & STORAGE 111.62 INIC INTERSTATE INTERNATIONAL INC 114.90 INVA INTERSTATE VAN LINES INC 112.74 JKMS JK MOVING & STORAGE, INC. 100.28 JSAM JOHNSON STORAGE AND 104.72 MCHO MITCHELL MOVING & STORAGE 110.57 MOYS MOYER & SONS, INC. 113.12 MVEL MILLS VAN LINES INC 102.36 NAVL NATIONAL VAN LINES, INC. 99.54 NOAM NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES 98.66 PLNE PLANES MOVING & STORAGE, INC. 107.41 STVL STARCK VAN LINES INC 93.29 SUVL SUDDATH RELOCATION 112.04 SVLM STEVENS WORLDWIDE VAN LINES 87.59 UVLN UNITED VAN LINES, LLC 90.15 WELE WELESKI TRANSFER, INC. 96.63 FY19-FY20 CSI Scores International SCAC Carrier Name CSI AIFD ACCELERATED INTERNATIONAL FORWARDERS 94.36 AIGP ARPIN INTERNATIONAL GROUP 106.40 AMJV ABLE MOVING & STORAGE, INC. 100.39 ARCA ACE RELOCATION SYSTEMS, INC. 108.34 AROI AMERICAN RELOCATION CONNECTIONS 96.84 ATVN ATLAS VAN LINES INTERNATIONAL 93.16 ATYE EFFORT ENTERPRISES OF INDIANA, INC. 111.90 AVLH ALLIED INTERNATIONAL NA, INC. 92.53 BTFA BERGERTRANSFER 98.12 CHMP CHAMPION INTERNATIONAL MOVING 104.63 CMAC COLEMAN AMERICAN MOVING SERVICES 86.13 CRWV CARTWRIGHT INTERNATIONAL VAN LINES 108.17 GMII GRAEBEL MOVERS 99.23 GRIN GRIDIRON FORWARDING CO, INC. 104.73 HTSQ HILLDRUP MOVING & STORAGE 96.30 JKMS JK MOVING & STORAGE, INC. 101.70 MCHO MITCHELL MOVING & STORAGE COMP 98.79 MJOM JOE MOHOLLAND MOVING, INC. 103.87 NAVL NATIONAL VAN LINES, INC. 99.26 NWIL NEW WORLD INTERNATIONAL 93.96 PAXT PAXTON VAN LINES 99.72 PLNE PLANES MOVING & STORAGE, INC. 99.21 PMTS PARAMOUNT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS 98.16 SDHR SUDDATH RELOCATION SERVICES 109.02 STVF STEVENS INTERNATIONAL FORWARDER 89.79 UVLN UNITED VAN LINES, LLC 96.97 FY19-FY20 Unindexed Carriers Intl & Domestic SCAC Carrier AAIM AACTION MOVING & STORAGE AALF AALCO FORWARDING AAVP AMERICAN VANPAC CARRIERS, INC. ADIF AMASSADOR INTERNATIONAL LTD ADOL AMBASSADOR RELOCATIONS INC AEQL ACCESS RELOCATION AFDG ATLAS FORWARDING, INC. AFIW PASHA GROUP DBA AFI/PASHA WORL AIRE AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL REMOVALS ALRQ ALL AMERICA RELOCATION, INC. ALWM MCKEAN & BURT INC DBA ALL WAYS MOVIN AMRB AMERICAN RED BALL AOFA A-1 FREEMAN NORTH AMERICAN AOTA A-1 TRANSFER AND STORAGE COMPNAY APVA APPLE TRANSFER, INC. APVN APACA VAN LINES INC ARBA AMERICAN RED BALL INTERNATIONA ARSQ ASSURANCE RELOCATION SYSTEMS AVAS AMERICAN VAN SERVICE, INC. AWBY A2B MOVING & DELIVERY BBMS BRANTLEY BROTHERS MOVING & BIRT BLUEMOVE INTERNATIONAL RELOCATION BKST BROOKS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO, INC. BUSV BURNHAM SERVICE COMPANY INC BVLC BEKINS VAN LINES CO. BZVL BONANZA VAN LINES, INC. CENP CENTRAL TRANSPORTATION SYS CFGN CRYSTAL FORWARDING CHFB CHIEFTAIN VAN LINES, INC CHMN CHIPMAN MOVING & STORAGE CMVQ COASTAL MOVING & STORAGE, INC CNML CORNERSTONE MOVING AND STORAGE COVA COVAN WORLD-WIDE CRRG CORRIGAN MOVING SYSTEMS, INC. CVII COVAN INTERNATIONAL, INC. CWMO CROWN MOVING & STARGE, INC. CWMV CROWN WORLDWIDE MOVING & STOR DFWG DESERET FORWARDING, INC. DKFS KENNEDY'S FILING SERVICES DRYN DARYL FLOOD, INC. DWCD DEWITT COMPANIES LIMITED, LLC DWGI DEWITT TRANSPORTATION SERVICES EASG EAST SIDE VAN & STORAGE CO. EGEV EAGLE VAN LINES EUAS EURO-ASIA-U.S. INTERNTIONAL SERVICES FCLK FIRST CLASS MOVING SYSTEMS, INC. FOFD FOREMOST FORWARDERS, INC. FRMV A-1 FREEMAN MOVING & STORAGE FVLI FRONTIER VAN LINES GELM GEROLD MOVING AND WAREHOUSE GLUL GLOBAL VAN LINES INC GMPP GLOBAL MOBILITY PROCUREMENT SPECIALI GMVO GREENS MOVING & STORAGE INC GMVQ DOUGLAS & DOUGLAS DBA GEORGETOWN MOV GNET GENERAL TRANSPORT INC GOLT GOLDEN TRANSFER COMPANY GWYI GATEWAYS INTERNATIONAL, INC. HGB AMERICAN MOVERS CONFERENCE HILI HI-LINE TRANSFER & STORAGE, IN HIMR HI-LINE MOVING SERVICES IDLQ IDEAL WAY MOVERS, INCORPORATED IGBR ITS GLOBAL RELOCATION SERVICES ISAA SAFE MOVERS INC. DBA ISAAC'S MOVING LFRI LIFT FORWARDERS, INC. LILE LILE INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES LNCM LINCOLN MOVING & STORAGE COMPA LWRS LAWRENCE TRANSPORTATION LYNM LYNN MOVING AND STORAGE, INC. MCCG MCCOLLISTER'S TRANSPORTATION S MCLJ MCLAUGHLIN TRANSPORTATION SYST MDMB MID-WEST MOVING & STORAGE MIFI MAYFLOWER TRANSIT, LLC MMVB MERCHANTS MOVING & MOVS MITCHELL OVERSEAS MOVERS, INC. MRGQ MERGENTHALER TRANSFER AND MVMT The Move Management Center dba MoveCenter NARS NOFFS/ATLANTIC RELOCATION SYS. NAVI NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES, INC NDRC NEDRAC, INC. NOWM NORTHWEST MOVING NWVN NEW WORLD VAN LINES, INC. OFMO OLSEN & FIELDING MOVING SERVIC PULN PULLEN MOVING CO PVLN PIONEER VAN LINES, INC. QSMO QUALITY SERVICES MOVING RDSA R.D. SIMMONS & ASSOC. INC. REBV REBEL VAN LINES RHAW ROYAL HAWAIIAN MOVERS RMVG RAMAR MOVING SYSTEMS, INC. RMXF RE/MAX ALLEGIANCE RELOCATION SERVICE RSIN RELOCATION SERVICES INTERNATIO SELI SELLS SERVICE, INC. SHSP SENATE FORWARDING, INC SHUW SHUR-WAY MOVING & CARTAGE SIKM SIMONIK TRANSPORTATION AND WAREHOUSING GROUP SIMR DBA STAR International Movers SIMR DBA STAR International Movers SKVV SUMMIT MOVING AND STORAGE SOHM SOUTH HILLS MOVERS, INC. STAC STAR MOVING SYSTEMS SUDR JAMES B. STUDDARD TRANSFER & TCMM TOWN & COUNTRY MOVERS, INC. TNOQ TRUE NORTH RELOCATION LLC TRAG TRADING POST MOVING & STORAGE TRFW RELOCATION FREIGHT CORP OF AMERICA TSL TRANSPO SERVICE LTD TUTI TRANS UNION TRANSPORT, INC. TWDV TRANS-WORLD MOVING UGBL UNIPACK GLOBAL RELOCATION INC. VIVL VICTORY VAN LINES INC VONP B. VON PARIS & SONS, INC. WEXC WESTERN EXPRESS, INC. WHTN WHEATON WORLD WIDE MOVING WKXI WALKER TRANSFER-POWELL, LLC WNIL WESTERBERG GLOBAL MOBILITY SERVICES WOCF WORLD CLASS FORWARDING, INC. .
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