Fleet Relocation

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If your business is using a relocation consultant, this person should be able to help you select the best option for moving your fleet.

You will also save money if you are willing to be flexible in the delivery times of the vehicles. If you need them all moved in, say, a single weekend, be prepared to pay a premium for deadline service.