Status Transportation Moves for Better Service Delivery

“As a company grows, it is crucial that it gets to align all its operations with the growth. Business growth is not easy to achieve; a lot of hard work and resources get to reach this growth. It is thus important to ensure that the growth is well protected and propagated. This is the main reason why Status Transportation chose to move to bigger and better premises. We have grown, and we are looking to continue providing effective and efficient services. This cannot be achieved if space limits us,” said Erik of Status Transportation.

A few weeks ago, the company officially changed their main trading address and moved to new offices. The offices are strategically located and can be accessed easily from the Inter-State lines. “They are much bigger compared to the previous offices, and the company is also looking at much bigger storage space. This is a sign of company growth, and it is also a sign of increased service delivery to clients,” a critic observed in Status Transportation reviews.

This transportation company was founded in 2009 and since then it has provided unrivalled service to both customers and drivers in the transportation industry. Its main idea is to give owner-operators of trucks with a chance to engage in profitable businesses that will allow them to get the most out of their trucks. It holds very dearly the continual growth of its drivers, and this is why it continually employs best practices and continuous education to cater for the personal development of their drivers.

“Drivers that are well taken care of will deliver excellent services to the customers. A disgruntled driver will not effectively service the client,” Erik further explained in an attempt to shed light further on how well they value their drivers. One of the primary reasons as to why they chose to move to the new office is to ensure that the drivers can conveniently access the offices when they need to, and that have a convenient and safe place to store the goods they are transporting and park their trucks when they are not in transit.