Grand Island Express Selects Omnitracs as Unified Platform

Omnitracs, LLC announced that Grand Island Express has selected Omnitracs One as its unified platform for compliance, routing, driver to back-office communications, and customer support. 

Grand Island Express specializes in irregular route, temperature-controlled transportation. The company serves over 38 states in the U.S.

“We began looking for a better ELD solution and were delighted to learn of the additional capabilities Omnitracs One could provide,” said Lucas Mowrey, safety director, Grand Island Express. “Not only are we now able to go above and beyond compliance regulations, but the driver workflow allows us to provide excellent customer service to our customers and the extensible platform allows us to add additional applications as our needs evolve.”

Grand Island Express also provides dry van services in a variety of markets.

“It was exciting to work with Grand Island Express and discover that the company’s needs expanded beyond meeting compliance regulations,” said Mick Milnark, VP, Product Management, Omnitracs. “By providing an integrated, extensible solution – on one device – we are able to meet many of Grand Island’s needs today and tomorrow. Not only does Omnitracs One empower drivers and enable efficiencies, but it also reduces IT complexity, saving companies, like Grand Island Express, time and money.”

Omnitracs One is a transportation platform that helps fleets manage assets and drivers, maintain safety and compliance, and drive efficiency for its fleets or drivers. Omnitracs One also provides multi-level visibility to analytics that fleets use to run its business and report to customers. 

“Not only is Omnitracs One far better than other solutions available, but the support we received through the pilot and implementation went far beyond anything we’ve experienced with other vendors,” Mowrey said. “Also, I relax knowing that we will always be in compliance now that we won’t have to be continually returning tablets – and waiting for replacements.”