TRAC Intermodal Unveils Two New Mobile Apps

Monday, September 18, 2017

 TRAC Intermodal has introduced two new mobile applications that set out to improve and simplify customer access to emergency road service and online chassis booking: TRAC Interstar’s road service app, RoadStar, and TRAC Intermodal’s EZBook 2.0 app.

The RoadStar app provides motor carriers with real-time visibility and tracking of their emergency road repair requests and provides seamless updates to all parties in the repair chain. Customers gain added confidence and peace of mind knowing that their repair requests have been received and quick actions have been taken, getting them back on the road as fast and safely as possible.
TRAC Interstar is a provider of emergency road repair solutions for the Intermodal and Over the Road commercial trucking industries. TRAC Intermodal acquired Interstar Fleet Services in 2016, forming one of the largest nationwide vendor networks in North America.
EZBook is TRAC Intermodal’s web-based portal for daily chassis rentals. The company announced enhancements recently with EZBook 2.0 that make booking a chassis easier and faster, giving users more control over the entire transaction.  The EZBook 2.0 app brings the functionality of the EZBook online booking system to mobile devices, making the transition to mobile booking smooth and trouble-free.
“TRAC is focused on giving our customers the latest tools and technologies to address any challenges they may face on the road and provide even easier access to the high-quality equipment that they need,” said Keith Lovetro, President and Chief Executive Officer at TRAC Intermodal.  “Our RoadStar and EZBook 2.0 apps are designed to make emergency road repairs and chassis booking fast, easy and accessible using the touch screen on their mobile devices.”
Lovetro added that TRAC is developing several other app-based offerings aimed at streamlining the chassis leasing experience that it plans to announce in the coming months.
Categories: Intermodal Logistics Marine Equipment New Products

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