Interstate Van gets award

Jan 26, 2013

Interstate Van Lines of Springfield, Va., has been awarded a 2012 Fleet Safety award by the American Moving & Storage Association. The company won in the category for fleets with a total annual mileage of under five million miles for the third consecutive year.

The winners are all certified ProMovers, an AMSA program to help consumers easily identify quality, professional movers. Awards will be presented during AMSA’s 2013 Education Conference & Expo in Atlanta from March 3-6.

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