‘Count the Ways’
PARS Drives Customer Success
PARS drives customer success in countless ways by bringing together a combination of proven experience, service quality and technologies to complete efficiently and effectively any relocation project.
PARS work with each customer to develop a metrics-driven solution that combines vehicle driveaway, auto carrier service, storage management, license and titling, reconditioning & make-ready, detailing, body work, mechanical repair, and general maintenance services, all in support of ensuring the highest possible asset values.
Our experts know how to solve the most complicated, time-sensitive relocation needs. They are also adept at handling the myriad logistical tasks associated with picking up and delivering fleet vehicles.
The following videos provide some of the ways PARS transport experts help drive our customers’ success. We will be adding more stories throughout the year. So, check back often.
At the end of each video is a link to start a conversation about your organization’s own vehicle relocation needs. We are ready to help you succeed!
Supply Chain Weak Links… with Jill Bechtel
Urgent Vehicle Requirements… with Wendy Chichester
Unresponsive Driver… with Danielle Lewis
Success Stories
Driveaway vs. Haulaway: When Each Wins on Cost, Speed, and Asset Protection
Driveaway means a professional driver drives the vehicle to its destination under its own power. Haulaway means the vehicle is loaded onto a carrier and transported. Driveaway usually wins on cost and short-distance speed but adds miles and wear. Haulaway wins on...
How Fleet Transport Companies Protect Asset Value in Driveaway Programs
Fleet title and registration across state lines is the administrative work of titling vehicles, registering them, and keeping them compliant in every jurisdiction where they operate. Heavy commercial units use apportioned registration under a single base state, while...
Fleet Compliance Across All 50 States: How County-Level Rules Trip Up National Programs
State-level fleet compliance gets the marketing attention, but county-level rules are where multi-state fleet programs actually get stuck. Emissions inspections that vary by county within a state, registration sub-rules that change based on garaging address, vehicle...