What is considered a long-distance move in D.C.?
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Moving from Washington, DC, to a city that’s 100 miles or more away is generally considered long-distance, though some companies may raise the threshold to 400 miles.
A move from DC to New York could be considered a long-distance move, as is moving from DC to Atlanta. Other potential long-distance moves include:
- Moving from DC to San Diego
- Moving from DC to Seattle
- Moving from DC to Boston
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