It was another busy day at Crossroads Moving Helpers, as they were tasked with a long drive to pick up a U-Box in Escanaba, MI for delivery to Brimley, MI. Brian ready to take on the challenge of transporting a U-Box through 500 miles of open roads.

Brian left home base and drove south on Michigan State Highway 553, heading for Gwinn and the left hand turn unto Michigan State Highway 35, at the new Kwik Trip. After making the left hand turn, Brian headed for Little Lake and then on through McFarland, Lathrop, Rock, Brampton and into Gladstone. After getting to Gladstone in great time, Brian headed West on U.S. Highway 2 into Escanaba and the U-Haul building where the U-Box was waiting for him.

after locating the proper -Box, Brian hooked up the trailer and then rechecked the hook up to ensure that the hitch, lights and chains were all in proper order, essential to ensure the safe transport of the U-Box,

After getting back on to U.S. Highway 2 and heading East, starting the 160 mile trip to Brimley, Brian passed through Gladstone, Rapid River, Garden Corners, Manistique and Blaney Park, before turning North onto Michigan State Highway 117. After passing through Engadine, Brian made good time on his way to Michigan State Highway 28 where he turned East and headed toward Newberry, Hulbert, Eckerman and finally Brimley.

making sure they delivered it on time.

After about three and a half hours of driving, Brian finally reached Brimley, MI, where they were greeted by Joan White, the client. Joan was thrilled to see Brian and thanked him for his hard work and dedication. Brian and Joan's friend, Reece, quickly unloaded the U-Box into her garage, making sure that everything was in perfect condition. Joan was impressed by Brian's professionalism and efficiency, and she promised to refer Crossroads Moving Helpers to all her friends and family.

As Brian drove back to Marquette, MI, he knew that he had done a great job. He had successfully transported the U-Box through 500 miles and knew that he had made a difference in the lives of the client, and that was all that mattered.