Safe Fleet Expands Safety-as-a-Service Network
The new Louisville location is a strategic move for Safe Fleet to provide premium solutions from its family of tarping brands, including Roll·Rite, Pulltarps, and Vango.
Open-top dump trailers, flatbed trailers, and dump trucks can now benefit from the new Louisville location, with trailer pickup and delivery services for preferred customers.
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Safe Fleet, a supplier of fleet vehicle safety solutions, announced the expansion of its Commercial Vehicle division’s Safety-As-A-Service (SAAS) network with a new facility in Louisville, Ohio. This new location will support Safe Fleet's tarping business and better service the Northeast Ohio dump truck and trailer manufacturers.
The new Louisville location is a strategic move for Safe Fleet to provide premium solutions from its family of tarping brands, including Roll·Rite, Pulltarps, and Vango. With a wide range of automatic, semi-automatic, and rolling tarp systems, Safe Fleet offers protection for payloads of all types.
Open-top dump trailers, flatbed trailers, and dump trucks can now benefit from the new Louisville location, with trailer pickup and delivery services for preferred customers. Safe Fleet's investment in the new facility aims to provide better and more efficient services for customers in the Northeast Ohio region, while also expanding its reach in the tarping solutions industry.
Safe Fleet's commitment to improving customer service and support is evident in its expansion of the SAAS network. The company continues to invest in its business by expanding its footprint and offering new solutions to meet the evolving needs of its customers.
And the company has been on the move, acquiring new providers just earlier this year!
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