• Moving in Missouri - Consumer Guide
• Missouri's Registered Household Goods Carriers (updated May 2012)   
• Do's and Dont's of Moving within Missouri
• Protect Your Move - link to USDOT moving tips

UPDATE:

During the 2011 Missouri Legislative session, a bill was proposed to update the regulations that govern the intrastate movement of household goods.

Although House Bill 430 was vetoed, the requirements for household goods carriers remain likely to change by legislative or judicial means. Another attempt might be summoned for next legislative season. In the meantime, the lawsuit challenging the legality of Missouri’s regulations continues making its way through the state court system.

Change is coming. Members of the household goods industry stepped up to help shape the new form household goods law will take and, no doubt, will continue to share ideas and opinions with MoDOT, with the Missouri Movers Association and with legislators.

Gaining operating authority in Missouri includes an application process. The Application to Operate Intrastate (MO-1 Form) guides you through the process.  It prompts you to:

• Provide proof of insurance
• Pay $10 per vehicle
• Demonstrate satisfactory safety fitness
• Report whether you intend to carry hazardous materials. 
• Declare your intent to operate wholly within Missouri commercial zones
• Provide a list of your vehicles’ type, model year, make, reasonable value and ownership status
• Provide proof of financial fitness and three statements of support from people or businesses that require your services

• Purchase Annual or Temporary Credentials/Hunter's Permit (2010 B-1R) Form
• B-1R Form Instructions
• Application to Operate Intrastate (MO-1 Form) Fillable Form
• Instructions - How to complete the Intrastate MO-1 Form
• Motor Carrier Identification Report and Instructions  (MCS 150 Form)