Landstar, Prime, Crete Sign Up for TripPak Service
Landstar Systems Inc., Prime Inc. and Crete Carriers Corp., all early adopters of truckstop scanning, have signed up with TripPak SCANNING, the cashier-assisted document capture service found at full-service truckstop
Landstar Systems Inc., Prime Inc. and Crete Carriers Corp., all early adopters of truckstop scanning, have signed up with TripPak SCANNING, the cashier-assisted document capture service found at full-service truckstops
in North America.
"We have been pleased with the adoption of truckstop scanning," said Robert E. Low, president of Prime. "Given the popularity of this program and the new hours of service regulations forcing changes in the driving patterns of our operators, we are eager to expand the options we make available for trip document submission. TripPak SCANNING is a feature at TravelCenters of America, Petro Stopping Centers and other participating locations within our network."
"To improve cash flow and better prepare for the upset in established driving patterns brought on by changing hours of service regulations, these companies are leveraging our truckstop scanning service and working to cover every base," said Mark A. Cleveland, president and chief development officer of TripPak Services. TripPak offers scanning solutions for fleet terminals, a centralized scanning service for outsourced document management and truckstop trip document capture services. "Any combination of these programs, together with our universal drop box coverage, delivers a tailored solution for any fleet, large or small," Cleveland added.
Landstar, Prime and Crete continue to offer drivers the choice of fleet-sponsored TripPak EXPRESS.
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