Trucker Path helps Easy & Quick Trans improve routing, driver support
Key Highlights
- Easy & Quick Trans expanded its fleet to over 100 trucks, leveraging Trucker Path to manage growth efficiently.
- The platform offers truck-specific navigation, parking, fuel, repair, and roadside service information to drivers.
- Dispatchers benefit from real-time route monitoring and quick response capabilities to traffic and delivery changes.
- Implementation of Trucker Path reduced routine driver-dispatch calls, improving communication efficiency.
- Combined with Samsara telematics, the platform enhances overall operational visibility and cost management.
Easy & Quick Trans improved route planning, dispatch visibility, and driver support after implementing the Trucker Path platform across its 100+ truck fleet, according to the company.
The Schaumburg, Illinois-based carrier specializes in transporting temperature-controlled, high-value, and time-sensitive freight.
“As our fleet has grown to more than 100 trucks, the platform has helped us scale without adding unnecessary complexity,” said Ben Leppert, human resources and driver recruiting manager at Easy & Quick Trans. “It supports our commitment to giving drivers the technology, communication, and operational support they need to be successful while helping us continue to provide secure and dependable transportation services for our customers.”
According to Trucker Path, drivers use the platform for truck-specific navigation, parking availability, fuel locations, repair facilities, truck washes, scales, and other roadside services. Dispatchers can also monitor planned routes, identify out-of-route events, and respond more quickly when traffic, parking availability, or delivery conditions change.
Easy & Quick Trans said the platform has helped reduce routine calls between drivers and dispatch while improving fuel and toll cost management. The company also uses Trucker Path alongside its Samsara telematics platform to increase operational visibility.
“The experience at Easy & Quick Trans demonstrates how a centralized platform can support both fleet operations and the professionals behind the wheel,” said Chris Oliver, CMO at Trucker Path.