Swoop Solves Corporate Transportation Challenges as Demand Surges During Holiday Season
Nov 11, 2020
LOS ANGELES - Nov. 10, 2020 - PRLog -- Swoop Inc., a transportation services provider, continues to expand its transportation services and utilize its nationwide infrastructure to support corporations during this holiday season. Companies such as Amazon, Walmart and many others require their workforce and frontline workers to be shuttled in buses to and from warehouses, parking lots and offices. Companies are taking the CDC guidelines seriously, and Swoop adheres to all social distancing and sanitizing requirements. Especially during the pandemic, Swoop strictly follows the guidelines and precautions, increasingly making Swoop the leader in its space and the preferred and trusted provider for more and more large corporations.
Swoop Solves Transportation Challenges for Companies by:
- Providing shuttles for essential workers/delivery drivers from offsite parking lots to and from warehouses and distribution centers nationwide
- Reducing transportation and logistic costs by improving operational efficiencies with on-time arrivals of workers
- Providing professionally-trained drivers who follow all COVID-19 precautions and guidelines
- Offering on-site coordinators to enforce guidelines such as requiring face masks, enforcing first-in/last-out loading, sanitizing between trips, providing hand sanitizers, wipes, and gloves
- Tailoring transportation for employees and executives
- Providing access to excess vehicle capacity for delivery with drivers or for rentals
Peter Evenson, head of business partnerships at Swoop, explains: "In the last few months we've received incredible feedback from our corporate partners regarding our transportation services, primarily due to our shuttling efficiency to help employees arrive and depart on time, enforcing CDC guidelines, and solving operational complexities. We're excited to help more companies and their employees with these services."
Swoop has been behind the scenes for many of the country's largest companies to ensure their workforce and frontline workers get to and from work safely, and that the demand surge caused by COVID-19 and the holiday season continues to be managed smoothly.
Swoop operates in all major cities in the US. If your company is in need of professional shuttling services, or any transportation needs, visit www.swoopapp.com or reach out to [email protected] or call (310) 263-0550.
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