Atlas asked its approximately 3,000

Van Operators to identify the most

interesting belongings they’ve been asked

to carefully pack and transport. The results

are varied to say the least.

The typical Atlas Professional Van Operator drives between 50,000-75,000 miles

annually, and has been driving with Atlas for more than 10 years. A large percentage

of the drivers spend 31-40 weeks on the road moving customers, completing more

than 100,000 interstate and cross-border (Canada) moves.

You may be surprised to learn

of the items tucked away inside

the red, white and blue Atlas

Van Lines moving vans they see

on the nation’s roadways.

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Dinosaur Exhibit

Roy Rogers Freight Wagon

Helicopter

Stuffed Bear

Mini Submarine

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Phone Booth

1,000 LB. Coffee Roaster

Suit of Armor

Antique Gas Pump

8 ft. Wooden Camel

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Ice Cream Truck

Tree Roots

Animatronic King Kong

Antique Asian Crown

Apollo Space Capsule

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Download the full infographic at:

www.atlasvanlines.com/infographics/most-interesting-things-moved-by-atlas-movers/

Atlas Van Lines is the largest subsidiary of Atlas World Group, an Evansville, Ind.-based company. Atlas World Group companies employ nearly 700 people throughout North America. More than 500 Atlas interstate moving agents in the United States and Canada specialize in corporate relocation, household moving services and the specialized transportation of high-value items such as electronics, fine art, store fixtures and furniture.

Visit www.atlasvanlines.com for more information on the company and Atlas agents.

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