PrePass, the leader in integrated weigh station bypass and toll payment services, and NECS Fleet Solutions, a leading provider of DOT compliance services, are forging a strategic partnership to transform fleet management by enhancing operational efficiency, reducing costs, and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements.
This collaboration merges PrePass bypass and toll payment technology with NECS Fleet Solutions’ domain expertise, consulting, and managed services platform for compliance and tax recovery. Together, they are set to redefine industry standards and deliver unique value to fleet operators.
This partnership significantly reduces the administrative burden on fleets to keep up with a complex and dynamic regulatory environment by integrating PrePass advanced bypass and toll payment services with NECS Fleet Solutions’ comprehensive compliance managed services platform. Fleets will be freed from resource-draining, error-prone manual maintenance of driver and vehicle data across multiple platforms. This seamless integration will improve accuracy and streamline operations, enabling fleet managers to focus on strategic initiatives rather than administrative tasks.
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Fleet operators will benefit from the timely and automated transmission of credentials required for weigh station bypass, along with vehicle information that minimizes the risk of toll violations. This proactive approach ensures that fleets remain compliant and efficient, reducing downtime and operational disruptions while focusing staff on business-critical activities.
“This partnership with NECS Fleet Solutions marks a significant milestone for PrePass. By combining our innovative technology with NECS’s deep compliance expertise, we are empowering fleets to operate more efficiently and safely,” said Chris Murray, President of PrePass. “Our joint efforts will provide fleet operators with the tools they need to stay ahead in an increasingly complex regulatory environment.”
SOURCE: PRNewswire