Moving from Spain to Switzerland can feel like trading sunshine for precision.
One day you are living with Spanish spontaneity, late dinners, and the soft chaos of everyday life. The next, you are staring at a to do list that suddenly includes customs forms, canton rules, and a fridge that seems to have gained ten kilos overnight.
This is where most people panic. Not because they cannot move. Because they cannot see the whole path.
So let’s change that.
This guide is a practical, high clarity roadmap for removals to Switzerland from Spain. Whether you need a nimble man and van for a smaller relocation, or a full household move with packing and white glove care, VANonsite helps you move fast, safely, and with real confidence. Every load includes GPS tracking, so you can follow progress instead of guessing.
You will learn what actually matters: how customs works, which documents you need, how to choose the right vehicle size, how to protect your furniture, and how to arrive in Switzerland feeling grounded.
TL:DR
Spain to Switzerland is a cross border move into a non EU country. That means the logistics can still be smooth, but customs and documentation matter.
- Choose your move style: man and van, part load, dedicated transport, or full removals.
- Pick a van with breathing room. Overpacked loads create damage and delays.
- Pack with protection, or upgrade to packing and white glove handling.
- Prepare customs essentials early: inventory, ID, proof of address, and a clear plan.
- Confirm access on both ends: stairs, lift bookings, parking, and carry distance.
- Keep originals and valuables with you, never inside the shipment.
- Track your load with GPS, then arrive with calm control.
Why people move from Spain to Switzerland
Switzerland attracts a very specific kind of person.
Not always the loud dreamer.
Often the quiet strategist.
You move for stability. For career momentum. For schools that feel solid. For mountains that make your nervous system exhale. Or simply for a chapter that feels sharper, cleaner, more intentional.
And sometimes it is something more intimate than a job title. It is the feeling of waking up and knowing the system works. Trains that arrive when they say they will. Streets that feel safe at midnight. A country that quietly rewards planning.
Common reasons include:
- A new role in Zurich, Geneva, Basel, Lausanne, Bern, or Zug
- Strong long term earning potential and clear career ladders
- Family ties, reunification, or a partner’s relocation
- Education, research, or a professional reset that needs momentum
- A desire for calm, safety, and structure
- Cleaner everyday logistics, from public transport to healthcare routines
- Nature on your doorstep, with weekends that feel like a deep breath
There is also a practical truth many movers learn fast.
Switzerland is expensive, yes. But it can be economically powerful too. When income, stability, and quality of life line up, it can feel like your life stops wobbling.
Still, even the most excited movers feel a strange grief when packing.
Because you are not only moving furniture.
You are moving rituals.
The balcony coffee. The familiar street noise.
The way Spain holds you in warmth.
Your mug. Your desk. Your life in boxes.
That is why the right removals plan matters. It protects your time, your energy, and your sense of control. It turns a stressful leap into a measured landing.
Spain to Switzerland: what actually changes
Moving from Spain to France can feel straightforward because it is often inside the EU.
Moving from Spain to Switzerland is different.
Switzerland is not in the EU, so customs procedures can apply for household goods. The good news is that with a clear inventory and the right paperwork, it can still be smooth.
The bigger change is the rhythm.
Switzerland runs on precision.
And it expects your move to do the same.
Also, Switzerland is highly organised, but it is also highly local.
Rules can vary by canton.
Building access rules can be strict.
Delivery windows can be tight.
Here is what usually shifts when you cross into Switzerland:
- Documentation becomes non negotiable, especially inventory and proof of address
- Customs planning matters more than distance
- Access rules feel stricter, including lift bookings and quiet hours in many buildings
- Parking reality can make or break timing, especially in cities
- Your delivery needs to be tidy, on time, and clearly communicated
So the mindset shift is simple:
Do not improvise your move. Design it.
A designed move looks like this:
- You confirm access at both ends, including stairs, lift size, and the legal stopping point.
- You build a clean inventory and keep originals with you, not in the shipment.
- You choose the right service level, then commit to it early.
That is when Spain to Switzerland stops feeling intimidating, and starts feeling controlled.
Choose the removals option that fits real life
There is no best option.
There is the best option for your timing, your budget, and your tolerance for uncertainty.
Ask yourself this:
Do you need savings, speed, or certainty?
Option A: Man and van
A man and van move is agile and surprisingly powerful. It is perfect for smaller loads, essentials first relocations, and staged moves.
Best for:
- Rooms, studios, and smaller flats
- Student relocations and young professionals
- Key furniture pieces plus boxes
- Staged moves where you want to land first, then bring the rest
A smart two phase plan looks like this:
- Phase one: essentials, work setup, and comfort items with man and van
- Phase two: the rest of the household once keys, admin, and access are confirmed
It feels calmer because you are not forcing your entire life to move in one breath.
Option B: Part load
Part load means you share van space with other compatible shipments. It can lower cost, but timing is usually less exact.
Choose part load when:
- You are flexible on dates
- You are shipping a moderate volume
- You want strong value without cutting safety
Avoid part load when:
- Your building only allows delivery on one specific day
- You have fragile premium items and want fewer touch points
Option C: Dedicated transport
Dedicated transport is all about control.
Fewer stops.
Fewer touch points.
Cleaner timing.
It is ideal when:
- You have a fixed key handover date
- You are moving fragile items, artwork, or premium furniture
- You want a sharper delivery window
Option D: Full removals
Full removals is the structured route for homes and family moves.
It is the option that feels like the mental weight lifts.
If you want it end to end, pair full removals with:
Quick comparison
| Option | Best for | Why it feels good | What to plan |
|---|---|---|---|
| Man and van | Smaller or staged moves | Fast, nimble, human | Inventory and access details |
| Part load | Lower cost, flexible timing | Efficient and budget friendly | Wider delivery window |
| Dedicated transport | Fixed timing, premium items | Highest control | Higher cost, smoother day |
| Full removals | Homes and larger relocations | Structured, calmer, protective | Packing level and access rules |
Choose the right vehicle size
Van size is not a boring detail.
It is protection.
A van packed too tightly becomes a pressure chamber. Corners scrape. Boxes crush. Unloading turns into a sweaty puzzle.
Choose breathing room. It is not waste. It is insurance.
There is also a Swiss reality that people underestimate.
In many buildings, you may have booked lift slots, strict quiet hours, or a limited time window for unloading. The right van size makes unloading faster and cleaner, because items come out in a stable order rather than a chaotic pile.
VANonsite vehicle options
| Vehicle option | Volume | Max load | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Moving Basic | 5 m3 | 300 kg | A few boxes and small items |
| Moving Medium | 10 m3 | 600 kg | Studio moves, light furniture |
| Moving Premium | 15 m3 | 1000 kg | 1 bedroom core items |
| Moving Premium Plus | 30 m3 | 3500 kg | 2 to 3 bedrooms |
| Moving Full House XXL | 90 m3 | 20000 kg | Large homes and heavy loads |
A sizing rule that saves you
If your first thought is “we can squeeze it”, size up.
Two quick checks:
- Count boxes honestly, then add 20 percent.
- List the largest items and flag awkward shapes, like an L shaped sofa, a tall wardrobe, or a fragile glass table.
A fast guide by move type
This is not a promise, it is a practical starting point.
| Your move | Typical fit | Why it works |
|---|---|---|
| A few suitcases, boxes, and small items | Moving Basic | Light, efficient, ideal for minimal relocations |
| Studio, small 1 bed, student move | Moving Medium | Enough space for boxes plus a few key pieces |
| 1 bed flat with furniture | Moving Premium | Room for furniture and protection space |
| 2 to 3 bedrooms | Moving Premium Plus | Breathing room for bulky items and safer stacking |
| Large house, heavy loads, full relocation | Moving Full House XXL | Household scale with stability and safe handling |
When you should size up, instantly
If any of these are true, a bigger van saves money long term.
- You have fragile items that need separation and padding
- You have many awkward shapes like mirrors, plants, gym equipment, or a large TV
- Your delivery has strict time limits or a booked lift
- You are moving into a building with narrow hallways or tight turns
- You plan to add last minute items, because everyone does
The clean loading principle
A calm move is not only about space.
It is about order.
A well sized van allows:
- heavy items to sit low and stable
- fragile items to travel upright and protected
- boxes to stay square, not crushed
- faster unloading because the load is logical
If you are unsure, start with a man and van visit or a quick inventory review. A short street to door video and a few photos of bulky items can turn a vague quote into a precise plan.
Packing and protection for Spain to Switzerland removals
Most damage happens before the van even moves.
Packing is where moves are won or lost.
If your items are premium, sentimental, or simply hard to replace, upgrade the protection. You will feel the difference on delivery day.
Also, Switzerland tends to reward neatness. Many buildings are sensitive to scuffs, noise, and messy unloading. When your packing is sharp, your delivery feels professional.
What to buy before you pack
The right materials are the difference between “fine” and “flawless”.
- double wall boxes in two sizes, standard and heavy
- strong packing tape and a tape gun
- bubble wrap and packing paper
- stretch wrap for drawers and cabinet doors
- corner protectors for frames and mirrors
- zip bags for screws and fittings
- thick marker pens and simple labels
A small move that feels like magic: label boxes by room plus priority.
Example: Kitchen, Priority 1, kettle and mugs.
Packing rules that actually work
- Wrap corners first. Corners take the hits.
- Keep glass and mirrors upright, never flat under pressure.
- Bag screws and fittings, label them, then tape them to the item.
- Do not overfill boxes. Heavy boxes create accidents.
- Pack by room, not by category. Unpacking becomes faster.
How to pack the high risk items
| Item | How to protect it | Extra tip |
|---|---|---|
| Mirrors and framed art | wrap surface, protect corners, keep upright | mark arrows so it stays upright |
| TVs and monitors | use original box or strong padding around edges | remove stand, tape screws to the back |
| Glass shelves and tables | separate pieces, wrap each, keep vertical | never stack weight on glass |
| Wardrobes and chests | empty drawers, wrap doors, protect corners | stretch wrap stops drawers sliding |
| Sofas and textiles | cover, blanket, then wrap | keep legs protected to avoid snap damage |
The “first hour” box
This is the box that makes your first night feel like a landing, not a struggle.
- kettle or coffee maker
- mugs and cutlery
- chargers and a power strip
- toilet paper and basic cleaning
- towel and toiletries
- bed linen
Keep it with you, or load it last so it comes out first.
When to upgrade to professional packing or white glove handling
If you are short on time, emotionally drained, or moving items you cannot replace easily, professional help is not a luxury. It is a shortcut to a safe arrival.
Packing service is ideal when you want fewer breakages and faster loading.
White glove is the premium choice when you want careful placement, delicate handling, and extra protection for finishes and floors.
If you are moving mainly furniture:
Customs and documents for moving to Switzerland from Spain
This section matters.
Because Switzerland is not in the EU.
The good news is that Swiss customs is not mysterious. It is simply strict about evidence. If your paperwork is clear, your move feels clean.
In many cases, your household goods can be imported as personal effects, duty free, when you are transferring your domicile to Switzerland. Swiss guidance also commonly expects that the items were used by you for at least six months and will continue to be used after import.
Keep one rule close:
Never pack originals inside the shipment.
The Swiss customs mindset, in one sentence
You are proving three things:
- You are genuinely relocating.
- The items are your used household effects.
- You can match your story with documents.
The key form you will hear about
Swiss customs uses Form 18.44 for household effects.
You can find official guidance and the form here:
- Moving household effects guidance: https://www.bazg.admin.ch/bazg/en/home/information-individuals/personal-property–students–holiday-homes–getting-married-and-/importation-into-switzerland/moving–household-effects-.html
- Form 18.44 PDF: https://www.bazg.admin.ch/dam/bazg/en/dokumente/verfahren-betrieb/Aufgabenvollzug/Formulare/18_44_uebersiedlungsgut.pdf.download.pdf/18_44_uebersiedlungsgut.pdf
Practical tip: the form is normally presented in duplicate and needs an original signature.
Your removals document folder
Keep digital copies and one printed set. This folder is your calm.
- Passport or national ID
- Switzerland address details (rental contract or accommodation confirmation)
- Your removals booking confirmation
- A clear inventory of items
- Proof of departure from Spain if requested (for example, deregistration proof)
- Proof of residence change if requested (employment contract, lease, relocation letter)
If you are importing a vehicle, customs may request vehicle documents as well. If you are not importing a vehicle, keep the focus on household goods.
What Swiss customs can ask for
Customs may request additional evidence to confirm duty free eligibility. Think of this as normal, not alarming.
Common examples include:
- Employment contract in Switzerland
- Proof of notice of departure from your previous country of residence
- Swiss lease or proof of property purchase
- Swiss residence permit information, depending on your nationality
Students, a useful exception
If you are moving as a student, Switzerland’s guidance can allow duty free import of household goods and educational materials even without transferring domicile. Always confirm your specific situation using the official Swiss pages above.
Timing rules that catch people out
Two timing realities matter.
- Household effects should be imported close to your relocation.
- Swiss guidance commonly allows import within a maximum window, often up to two years from the date of legal transfer of domicile, depending on your case.
This is why last minute planning hurts. Not emotionally. Administratively.
Restricted items and the “do not wing it” list
Certain goods are prohibited or restricted, or require special permits. Before you pack anything sensitive, check Swiss official guidance.
Examples that often require extra attention:
- Weapons and ammunition
- Prescription medicines in large quantities
- Alcohol above typical personal quantities
- Cash and high value goods
- Protected species, plants, and some food products
If you are unsure, ask before moving day. It is easier to solve on a Tuesday than at a border crossing.
A customs friendly inventory
Avoid vague labels like “misc”. Be clean and readable.
You want an inventory that is:
- clear enough to understand in 30 seconds
- structured by room
- honest about high value items
| Category | Examples | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Furniture | sofa, bed, wardrobe | list large pieces clearly |
| Boxes | kitchen, clothes, books | group by room and number boxes |
| Electronics | TV, monitor, laptop | add serial numbers if possible |
| High value items | artwork, camera | brief description, keep receipts if you have them |
A micro template for your box labels
Small habit. Massive payoff.
- Room: Kitchen
- Box number: 3 of 12
- Priority: 1
- Notes: kettle, mugs, coffee
When your new Swiss home is quiet and empty, that one label feels like a lifeline.
A calm timeline for moving from Spain to Switzerland
A timeline is not about perfection.
It is about fewer last minute decisions.
Switzerland rewards early planning, especially for access and paperwork. This timeline keeps you ahead.
10 to 12 weeks before
- Choose a target week and add buffer
- Decide if you move in one go or in phases
- Declutter hard and early, sell and donate before you pack
- Photograph bulky and fragile items
- Check your Swiss housing plan, including lift rules and delivery hours
6 to 8 weeks before
- Choose your service level: man and van, part load, dedicated, or full removals
- Confirm access details on both ends
- Start your inventory and document folder
- Begin admin in Spain: contracts, subscriptions, and address changes
3 to 6 weeks before
- Confirm your date window and delivery expectations
- Arrange permissions or parking where needed
- Book packing or white glove handling if required
- Book any lift slot if your building requires one
- Decide what travels with you: valuables, documents, and essentials
2 weeks before
- Pack non essentials by room
- Prepare your first night kit
- Create your customs ready folder with printed copies
- Notify neighbours or building management if required
48 hours before
- Protect furniture corners
- Pack a “First Hour” box: kettle, mugs, chargers, toilet paper, basic cleaning
- Clear pathways in the home to speed up carrying
- Charge your phone and keep a power bank ready
Moving day
- Keep a clear path for loading
- Load heavy items first, fragile protected
- Keep originals with you, not in the shipment
- Track progress with GPS and keep your phone reachable
What affects the cost of removals to Switzerland from Spain
A good quote is built on details, not hope.
Switzerland moves are priced by reality.
Not dreams.
The best way to think about cost is this.
You are paying for space, handling, time, and certainty.
When you understand which lever you are pulling, you can spend intelligently.
Main cost drivers
- Distance and route
- Volume and weight
- Service type: man and van, part load, dedicated, full removals
- Customs complexity and border timing
- Access time: stairs, lifts, long carries
- Packing level and fragile handling
- Timing: season, weekends, fixed delivery windows
- Storage if keys do not align
What each cost driver really means
| Cost factor | What it changes | What you can do |
|---|---|---|
| Distance and route | fuel, driver time, tolls | confirm pickup and delivery postcodes early |
| Volume | vehicle size, load time | declutter, pack efficiently, choose realistic van size |
| Weight | handling effort, safety planning | keep boxes light, split books and kitchen items |
| Service type | stops, delivery window, risk | choose part load for savings, dedicated for certainty |
| Customs timing | border scheduling, waiting time | build documents early, avoid last minute border runs |
| Access | loading speed, manpower needs | share lift size, stairs, parking reality, long carry distance |
| Packing level | time, materials, protection | self pack for savings, upgrade fragile items for safety |
| Timing | availability and demand | avoid peak weekends if you can, use a flexible window |
| Storage | extra handling, space cost | align keys where possible, or plan storage proactively |
The “hidden” cost drivers people forget
These do not sound dramatic, but they change quotes fast:
- no legal stopping point near the entrance
- very narrow stair turns
- long carry from street to lift
- strict delivery hours and lift bookings
- premium items that need extra protection space
- disassembly and reassembly needs, especially wardrobes and beds
- fragile high value items that require special packing or white glove handling
- last minute date changes that force a new route plan
How to reduce cost without creating risk
Cheaper is only good when it stays safe.
Use these moves to cut cost while keeping quality high.
- Declutter like you mean it
- Every box is space, weight, and time. Sell, donate, or recycle early.
- Choose a flexible date window
- Flexibility often unlocks better routing.
- Mix service levels
- Pack the easy rooms yourself, then upgrade kitchen glass and fragile items.
- Be honest about access
- If we know the reality, we can plan the right crew and vehicle.
- Stage your move
- A man and van essentials trip, then a second phase for the rest.
Quick scenarios that explain pricing
These are not prices. They are examples of how decisions shape quotes.
- Scenario 1: Minimal move, fast landing
- Best fit: man and van or Moving Medium
- You travel with valuables, ship boxes plus a few key pieces
- Lowest complexity, strongest speed
- Scenario 2: Fixed keys, tight schedule
- Best fit: dedicated transport
- Fewer touch points, sharper delivery window
- Higher cost, but time control is the value
- Scenario 3: Full household, premium items
- Best fit: full removals plus packing or white glove delivery
- Highest protection, fastest unloading, lower stress
- Cost reflects manpower and care
Quote ready checklist
Send this once and your quote becomes sharper:
- Pickup and delivery postcodes
- Floor level and lift or stairs details
- Rough box count plus list of large items
- Photos of bulky or fragile pieces
- Your preferred date window
- Any access constraints and time limits
- Any items that need disassembly or special handling
If you can add one extra thing, send a short video from street to front door at both addresses. It removes guesswork fast.
Arrival in Switzerland: your first week checklist
Switzerland feels better when your base is stable.
So aim for function first, not perfection.
The first week is about building a life scaffold.
Once the scaffold is solid, everything else becomes easy.
Day 1 to 2
- Build the bed first, then make it properly
- Set up bathroom essentials so you feel human
- Make a small kitchen corner for water, coffee, and one simple meal
- Find your nearest supermarket and pharmacy
- Locate your closest tram or bus stop and learn the route to work or school
Day 3 to 7
- Register locally, following your canton’s official guidance
- Sort SIM, banking, and basic utilities
- Check your building rules for waste disposal and recycling
- Confirm where parcels are delivered and how to access the mailbox system
- Keep all moving documents in one folder for easy reference
If you want one reliable hub for official steps, start here:
A small checklist that makes your home feel Swiss fast
- Put a label on the fuse box and find the shut off switch
- Keep a spare key plan from day one
- Identify quiet hours in your building, then plan drilling and assembly around them
- Save your building caretaker or agency contact in your phone
A small but powerful move: unpack one comfort box first. Your favourite mug. A book. A candle. Something that tells your brain, “We are home now.”
Why VANonsite is a strong fit for Spain to Switzerland removals
Removals are not only transport.
They are timing, trust, and protection.
You want a move that feels organised.
You want items that arrive intact.
And you want updates that are real, not vague.
With VANonsite you get:
- GPS tracking for every load, so you are never in the dark
- Flexible options from man and van to full removals
- Professional packing when you want fewer breakages
- White glove delivery for premium, fragile, or awkward access
- Storage when your keys do not line up
Match the service to your situation
| Your situation | Best fit | Why it works |
|---|---|---|
| You are moving light, fast, and flexible | man and van | agile, efficient, less admin pressure |
| You want a better price and can wait | part load | cost efficient routing |
| You have fixed keys or a tight delivery slot | dedicated transport | fewer touch points, sharper timing |
| You are moving a full household | home removals | structured handling, calmer move day |
| You have premium, fragile, or high value items | white glove delivery | maximum care and protection |
| You feel overwhelmed and short on time | packing service | faster loading, fewer breakages |
Explore core services:
FAQs
These are the questions people ask when the move gets real. Not theoretical, but real.
Is a man and van enough for Spain to Switzerland?
Yes, for smaller moves and staged relocations. It is also ideal when access is tight and you want flexibility.
A good fit looks like this:
- you are moving from a room, studio, or small flat
- you are shipping essentials first, then the rest later
- your new place has tight access, narrow streets, or strict delivery hours
If you are unsure, the safest approach is a two phase plan. Move essentials with man and van, then schedule a second trip once you have keys, lift rules, and customs documents organised.
Do I need customs paperwork when moving from Spain to Switzerland?
Often, yes. Switzerland is not in the EU.
In practice, your move goes smoother when you treat customs like a simple story you can prove:
- you are relocating
- the items are your used household effects
- your inventory is clean and readable
Use the official Swiss customs guidance and Form 18.44 links in the documents section above.
How long does Spain to Switzerland removals usually take?
It depends on route, border timing, and whether you choose part load or dedicated transport.
A dedicated move can be quicker and more predictable because there are fewer stops. Part load can be excellent value, but delivery is often less exact because the route is shared.
If timing is critical, choose dedicated transport and plan access and customs early.
Can you help with packing and furniture protection?
Yes. You can self pack, or you can upgrade to professional help.
Two options that change everything:
- Packing Service for speed, structure, and fewer breakages
- White Glove Delivery for premium handling and careful placement
If you are moving mainly furniture, Furniture Removals is the clean, purpose built option.
How do I protect fragile items during the move?
Keep glass upright, protect edges, avoid overpacking, and label clearly.
If you want a fast checklist:
- wrap corners first
- keep mirrors and glass vertical
- split books into smaller boxes
- tape screws to the item in a labelled bag
If you have premium pieces or items that would be painful to replace, upgrade to packing and white glove handling.
Can I track my belongings during transport?
Yes. Every VANonsite load includes GPS tracking, so you can follow progress instead of sitting in uncertainty.
It is a small detail that creates a big emotional shift.
You stop guessing.
You start knowing.
Do you offer storage if my keys do not line up?
Yes. Storage is ideal when your move out and move in dates do not match.
It also helps when you want to arrive first, settle admin, then bring the rest of your home in one clean delivery.
What should I keep with me, not in the shipment?
Always keep these with you:
- passports and IDs
- residence and work documents
- medicines and prescriptions
- valuables and sentimental items
- laptop, chargers, and the first hour box essentials
Think of it as your survival kit for the first 24 hours.
What details do you need for an accurate quote?
The fastest way to get a clean quote is to share reality, not guesses.
- pickup and delivery postcodes
- floor level and lift or stairs
- rough box count and list of large items
- photos of bulky or fragile pieces
- your date window and any timing constraints
- access notes: narrow streets, parking limits, long carry
Add a short street to door video at both addresses, and the quote becomes even more precise.
Related routes you might also need
Sometimes plans change. Sometimes one move becomes three.
If you are comparing options or planning additional legs, these routes help:
- Spain route overview: Removals to Spain for planning, services, and route context
- Costa del Sol guidance: Removals in Mijas, Spain for local pickup and access planning
- City move planning: Removals to Barcelona for tight access and city logistics
- Furniture focused route planning: Shipping furniture to Spain for safe handling and furniture protection
- UK to Spain relocations: Removals London to Spain for cross border timing and scheduling
- Spain to Germany route: Removals to Germany from Spain for central Europe route planning
- Spain to France route: Removals Spain to France for faster EU style moves
- Spain to Belgium route: Removals to Belgium from Spain for northern Europe relocations
Ready to move to Switzerland from Spain with confidence?
If you want a quote that feels clean and accurate, send one message with:
- Pickup and delivery postcodes
- Floor level and lift or stairs details
- Rough box count and list of large items
- Photos of bulky or fragile pieces
- Your date window and any timing constraints
- Any access notes, narrow streets, parking limits, long carry
Then we will match you with the right vehicle size, the right service level, and a calm plan from pickup to placement.
What happens next is simple:
- you get a clear plan, not vague promises
- you know the timeline and the access requirements
- your load is protected and trackable with GPS
Your move can be fast.
It can be safe.
And it can feel strangely satisfying.
Especially when you can see it happening, live, with GPS tracking.
