Enterprise Fleet Services Opens New Branch Office In Los Angeles
Enterprise Fleet Services, which specializes in managing commercial fleets for companies with 15 to 125 vehicles, is opening a new office in northern Los Angeles County at 17210 S. Main St. in Carson. The new branch will serve customers in Culver City, Beverly Hills, Century City, Santa Monica, and downtown Los Angeles. Enterprise Fleet Services has five additional locations in the greater Los Angeles area. With 45 offices across the nation, Enterprise says it provides its customers with a high level of customized, personal service, and Enterprise local account management teams work to ensure that each customer’s fleet program is designed to meet their individual needs. With services ranging from vehicle acquisition, maintenance and fuel management to insurance programs, registration and reporting, and vehicle remarketing, a comprehensive fleet management program from Enterprise Fleet Services can have a positive effect on any company’s bottom line. “At Enterprise, our top priority is customer service, and we’re looking forward to working with customers throughout the Northern Los Angeles County and demonstrating how a fleet management program can become one of their most controllable expenses,” said Kevin Morrissey, vice president of fleet services, Southern California. “Our account management team is committed to saving our customers in northern Los Angeles time and money and ensuring that their fleets run at peak efficiency.” As a full-service company for businesses with small to mid-size fleets, Enterprise also provides services ranging from vehicle acquisition, fuel management and insurance programs, to registration, reporting and vehicle remarketing. Enterprise Fleet Services is a division of Enterprise Rent-A-Car, the largest rental car company in North America. For more information, visit its Web site at www.enterprise.com/fleets or call toll free 1-877-23-FLEET.
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