Wayne Township sits in Passaic County, a short drive from Pine Brook (Wayne Township, Passaic County (official site)). We move families in and out of Wayne’s split-levels, colonials and condo communities every season, and a few local facts shape every plan.
Why the truck does not take the Garden State Parkway
The New Jersey Turnpike Authority prohibits heavy trucks with a registered weight of 10,000 pounds or more north of Interchange 105 on the Garden State Parkway (NJ Turnpike Authority notice). In North Jersey that means a moving truck uses other roads, such as I-80, I-287, Route 23 or Route 46. Plan arrival times with that in mind: a truck’s route is not always the route your phone suggests.
Split-levels and stairs
Many Wayne homes are split-levels with short runs of stairs between floors. That is easier than a city walk-up, but it adds carries. Count the half-flights, measure the largest pieces, and tell us at the estimate so we bring the right crew.
Timing the day
North Jersey highways are busiest at rush hour. A morning start at the pickup usually means the truck travels after the worst of the commute and arrives with daylight left for unloading. Tell us if your closing or key handover has a fixed time and we plan around it.
Condo and townhome communities
- Ask the association about move hours and where the truck may park.
- Ask if they need a certificate of insurance (COI); send us their sample a week ahead.
- Reserve any shared driveway or loading area if the community requires it.
Moving within New Jersey
A move that stays inside New Jersey is an in-state move. State law requires movers who do moves within New Jersey to be licensed by the Division of Consumer Affairs, and you can check any mover’s license by calling the Division at (800) 242-5846 (NJ Attorney General / Division of Consumer Affairs on licensed intrastate movers). A & A Alliance Moving Inc, a family business since 1999, holds NJPM 000930 for New Jersey moves, NYSDOT 34875 for New York moves, and U.S. DOT No. 967970 / MC-432549 for moves between states.
Moving from Wayne to New York
A move into New York crosses a state line, so federal rules apply. Our federal authority is U.S. DOT No. 967970 / MC-432549 (FMCSA website). New York gives new residents 30 days to exchange an out-of-state driver license (NY DMV).
Common questions
Can a moving truck use the Garden State Parkway near Wayne?
No. The NJ Turnpike Authority prohibits heavy trucks with a registered weight of 10,000 pounds or more north of Interchange 105, so a moving truck uses roads such as I-80, I-287, Route 23 or Route 46.
Is Wayne in Morris County?
No. Wayne Township is in Passaic County. We move people between Wayne, Pine Brook, Montville and the rest of North Jersey.
Who licenses a move inside New Jersey?
The NJ Division of Consumer Affairs. Our license is NJPM 000930; you can check any mover at (800) 242-5846.
How do I get a written estimate?
Call (201) 814-0200 or use the form on our home page.
Get your written estimate
Call (201) 814-0200 or send the quote form on our home page with both addresses, the floors, elevator or stairs, your date and your main items. You get a written estimate before moving day. More about the company: company facts.
Sources
- Wayne Township, Passaic County (official site)
- NJ Turnpike Authority notice: heavy trucks north of Interchange 105
- NJ Attorney General / Division of Consumer Affairs on licensed intrastate movers
- FMCSA record: U.S. DOT 967970
- NY DMV: exchange an out-of-state license
Rules and city services change. We checked every official link on this page on October 10, 2026; confirm on the linked page before you book.
