Relates to the use of assumed and corporate names by companies in the business of household goods moving; provides that companies may not use the words "mover", "moving", or "relocation service" or any abbreviation or derivative thereof unless approved by the commissioner of transportation.

The bill restricts companies involved in moving household goods from using certain terms like 'mover', 'moving', or 'relocation service' unless they get approval from the commissioner of transportation. This aims to regulate how companies present themselves and ensure that only authorized businesses can use these terms.

Supporters of the bill argue that it will help protect consumers by ensuring that only licensed and reputable moving companies can use specific terminology, reducing the risk of fraud. They believe this will create a clearer and more trustworthy marketplace for household moving services.

Critics contend that the bill imposes unnecessary restrictions on businesses and could limit competition in the moving industry. They argue that the approval process may create bureaucratic hurdles that small companies cannot easily navigate, ultimately harming consumer choice.