Reddaway, a subsidiary of YRC Worldwide, has cut transit times in more than 327,000 lane pairs throughout its network, providing more next-day and two-day delivery options.
Reddaway Shaves Transit Times Throughout Network
Reddaway, a subsidiary of YRC Worldwide, has cut transit times in more than 327,000 lane pairs throughout its network, providing more next-day and two-day delivery options
by Staff
February 23, 2010
Reddaway's new initiative provides customers with more next-day and two-day delivery options.
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The accelerated service enables Reddaway to shave transit times by a full day on lanes from northern California, Colorado and Washington going into western Oregon; lanes from Colorado and Washington going into northwestern Montana; and lanes from Utah, northern California, Idaho, Oregon and Washington going into Colorado, to name a few.
For example, customers can now get a delivery into Colorado Springs, Colo., from Salt Lake City in one day.
"By taking advantage of larger facilities with greater shipment density and more direct-loaded routes, we've been able to make our fast and reliable network even better," said T.J. O'Connor, president of Reddaway.
Reddaway also offers the option to guarantee delivery by 9 a.m., noon, 3:30 p.m. or within a specified time window for an additional fee.
More info: https://reddawayregional.com/
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