Eagan, Minn. — Transport America Inc. recently announced its decision to convert its fleet to the new MCP200 QUALCOMM units. The new units are equipped with navigation, wi-fi with Internet connectivity, in cab scanning, and electronic logging. Transport America plans to convert the entire fleet over the next 18 months.
“We expect a relatively fast ROI from the in cab scanning, navigation, and e-logging from both an out of route mileage standpoint and from a time conservation standpoint. We have always looked to cutting edge technology in order to improve our ability to meet our customer's needs as well as our driver's needs. The new MCP200 QUALCOMM units allow us to do both,” says Brett Terchila, Director of Operations for Transport America.
About Transport America
Transport America began operations in 1984. The company provides a wide range of truckload carriage and logistics services in various lengths of haul in the United States, parts of Canada and Mexico. Transport America serves as an integral part of the distribution system of many of its major customers. The principal categories of freight hauled by the company are department-store merchandise, home and office furniture, grocery, industrial, consumer, paper products, and expedited services.
Learn more about Transport America by visiting www.transportamerica.com
Man, that is cool! The MCP200 QUALCOMM units are the best units money can buy! That's great news!
Posted by: truck rental | July 25, 2010 at 01:46 AM
The changes and upgrades in communication in recent years is amazing.
Posted by: coach | May 18, 2011 at 02:37 AM
This kind of technology help improving efficiency of transport operations a lot.
Posted by: Ben Benjabutr | January 26, 2012 at 12:33 AM