Online Trucking Permit Service Available from J. J. Keller
NEENAH, WI - J. J. Keller & Associates, Inc. announced the release of a Web service that helps companies obtain permits for vehicles that are oversize, overweight or not properly permitted to travel to designated locations.
NEENAH, WI - J. J. Keller & Associates, Inc. announced the release of www.kellerpermits.com, a Web service that helps companies obtain permits for vehicles that are oversize, overweight or not properly permitted to travel to designated locations.
Kellerpermits.com allows motor carriers to enter information on their units and their permit requirements, and submit permit requests. The website accepts requests 24/7, and permits are fulfilled Monday - Friday 6:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. CST. J. J. Keller provides fuel and trip permits with a typical one hour turnaround, and oversize/overweight permits in typically three hours. Clients can login to their account on the site to check the status of their permit requests and reprint permits if necessary. Unit information is stored in the system for future reference.
According to Deb Stefanski, J. J. Keller Trip Permits Manager, "The online portal is a great compliment to our permit service. When clients request a permit online, there's even faster turnaround on permits, and clients still benefit from our experienced permit specialists behind the scenes. We're working with the states and monitoring the regulations daily, so our clients can get their trucks moving quickly."
To learn more, visit www.kellerpermits.com, or call (800) 231-5266.
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