Enterprise Truck Rental Opens First North Dakota Location
The new Fargo Enterprise Truck Rental location provides access to a wide range of cargo vans, box trucks and tow-capable pickup trucks for both business and personal use.
The opening of the truck rental facility in North Dakota is part of a broader strategy to increase Enterprise Truck Rental’s North American presence.
Photo courtesy of Enterprise Truck Rental
Enterprise Truck Rental has opened its first location in the state of North Dakota. The new Fargo Enterprise Truck Rental location provides access to a wide range of cargo vans, box trucks and tow-capable pickup trucks for both business and personal use.
The new branch office, located at 610 Main Avenue West in Fargo, is poised to support the success of area businesses, including the numerous agriculture, oil and gas operations throughout North Dakota, South Dakota, and Nebraska. Enterprise is working with local service shops and other area vendors to purchase and maintain the vehicles. The branch operates Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., and is closed on Sunday.
In addition to offering customers more convenient truck rental locations, the expansion is creating new career opportunities throughout North America. The Fargo truck rental team consists of four full-time employees – one branch manager, two senior account specialists and a part-time service agent.
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