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SEARCHInterstate Van Lines of Springfield, Va., has again been named the winner of an annual Fleet Safety award by the American Moving & Storage Association. For the third consecutive year, the company has received the honor in the category for fleets with a total annual mileage of under five million miles during 2012.
Interstate Van Lines of Springfield, Va., has again been named the winner of an annual Fleet Safety award by the American Moving & Storage Association. For the third consecutive year, the company has received the honor in the category for fleets with a total annual mileage of under five million miles during 2012.
AMSA presents a series of fleet safety awards to recognize carriers demonstrating the best overall safety performance during the year in categories based on mileage.
Other 2012 winners include United Van Lines (over 50 million miles category) for the second consecutive year, Graebel Van Lines (20 million to 50 million miles and Fleet Safety Improvement Award), New World Van Lines (five to 20 million miles) for a fifth year in a row, and Fry-Wagner Moving & Storage (intrastate) for the second straight year.
All of the winners are certified ProMovers, AMSA's program to help consumers easily identify a quality, professional mover.
All awards will be presented during AMSA's 2013 Education Conference & Expo in Atlanta from March 3-6.
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