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Avalon Transportation Expands Services
Specializing in short- and long-term car rental and leasing, Avalon Transportation has expanded its services at its location in Santa Clara, Calif.
April 13, 2021
The company offers short-term and long-term rentals for expats since they don't know how long their stay will be in the U.S.
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Avalon Transportation has expanded its car rental and leasing services in California’s Bay Area.
“Avalon Transportation Service specializes in short- and long-term car rental and leasing in the Bay Area and Austin, Texas,” said Barry Hauck, CEO and spokesperson for Avalon Transportation. “Whether you’re an RMC, per diem, or an individual, Avalon guarantees to be the best value and quality product in the Bay Area and Austin.”
In addition, Avalon Transportation is providing car rental services to expats. The company offers short-term and long-term rentals for expats since they don't know how long their stay will be in the U.S., according to Hauck.
Avalon Transportation, which recently celebrated 17 years in business, also provides short-term car leases for individuals and corporations who have expats relocating, new hires, business travelers, and extended-stay assignment employees.
"Our staff has the industry knowledge and is able to help you select the best vehicle and price for your needs," said Hauck. "Whether you are a small or large company, Avalon will customize a package to meet your needs."
Avalon Transportation has locations in Santa Clara, Calif., and Austin.
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