The TripPak Express drop box network will soon be available in Canada.
The yellow TripPak boxes, found in more than 1,000 truckstops in the United States, will appear in Canada on July 1.
"From Landstar, Prime and J.B. Hunt, to regional carriers along the border, our customers have pressed us to go international," explained Mark A. Cleveland, Executive Vice President of TMI, the parent company for TripPak Express and TripPak Online.
While the network is deployed to serve immediate fleet demands, TripPak continues to field inquiries from Canadian truck stops wanting to participate. "TripPak expansion is powered by our volume and we see service availability going up while fleet prices remain steady," Cleveland adds.
To mark the launch of international service, TripPak drop boxes across North America will now feature both the U.S. and Canadian flags. They will also direct drivers to the new box locator tools at www.trippak.com and promote the "One Trip, One Envelope, Every Time" theme.
The yellow TripPak boxes, found in more than 1,000 truckstops in the United States, will appear in Canada on July 1.
"From Landstar, Prime and J.B. Hunt, to regional carriers along the border, our customers have pressed us to go international," explained Mark A. Cleveland, Executive Vice President of TMI, the parent company for TripPak Express and TripPak Online.
While the network is deployed to serve immediate fleet demands, TripPak continues to field inquiries from Canadian truck stops wanting to participate. "TripPak expansion is powered by our volume and we see service availability going up while fleet prices remain steady," Cleveland adds.
To mark the launch of international service, TripPak drop boxes across North America will now feature both the U.S. and Canadian flags. They will also direct drivers to the new box locator tools at www.trippak.com and promote the "One Trip, One Envelope, Every Time" theme.
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