Contents
- 7 questions to ask yourself when deciding whether to fly or drive for a long distance move
- How far are you moving?
- How many belongings do you need to bring with you?
- Are your old and new homes near an airport?
- How much time do you have to move?
- Do you have to move a car?
- Are you traveling by yourself?
- Can you afford to fly?
- Ready to move?
Should You Fly or Drive When Moving Long Distance?
So you’ve chosen a new home, packed your bags and are ready for a long distance move. Now, all you have to do is figure out exactly how to get from point A to point B. For most of us, the two best transportation options when moving are either flying or driving. Not sure which mode of transportation is right for you and your move? We recommend asking yourself these seven very important questions when deciding whether to fly or drive for a long distance move. Best of luck and happy moving!
7 questions to ask yourself when deciding whether to fly or drive for a long distance move
How far are you moving?
How many belongings do you need to bring with you?
Are your old and new homes near an airport?
How much time do you have to move?
Do you have to move a car?
Are you traveling by yourself?
Can you afford to fly?
Ready to move?
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