I'm posting the above picture because I'm showing you what a moving truck should look like when it is going to its origin. Meaning... all the equipment should be neatly stacked and secured. The above photo came from a random Google image search and the back of the truck is miraculous. Most people that call a moving company desire several things... Speed, Accuracy, and Safe Handling.. My frustrations tend to mount that travelers think that each word works independently of each other..

Travelers and drivers are often in a hurry. Today we gripe about being a few minutes late, being stalled at a light, and having to detour from accidents.. Honestly, those are legitimate gripes. However, when you are dealing with loading someones belongings speed is not necessarily taken at face value... For instance, those who wish to make it to a destination with their belongings intact should exercise loading efficiently.. Most boxes can be stacked directly in the attic or the back of the truck. However, smaller boxes shouldn't be stacked upon bigger boxes.. That is wasted space and it is an accident waiting to happen... Someone attempting to move should spend several minutes every half hour and make the most out of the room in the truck.

Impatience is not a virtue when a traveler is trying to get his belongings from Point A to Point B in one piece. The truck drives better when the belongings are packed tightly into the truck and heavier items are strapped down. There is nothing more awkward than having to stop on the side of the interstate to open the doors to broken glass or dishes..