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Enterprise Truck Rental Hits 500 Locations
Enterprise Truck Rental has opened 500 branches across the U.S. and Canada, with 60 locations launched in the past year.

Enterprise Truck Rental has launched 500 branches across North America, with 60 locations opened in the past year.
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Enterprise Truck Rental is celebrating launching 500 branches across North America — with 60 locations opened in the past year alone.
Opening at least one branch weekly for 60 consecutive weeks, Enterprise Truck Rental continues to expand its footprint to meet demand for seasonal, project-based, and e-commerce delivery rentals, as well as vehicles for personal truck rental needs. The business manages a versatile fleet of trucks and vans.
"Despite nationwide supply chain shortages and other challenges across the industry, our truck business has seen a strong uptick in demand throughout the global pandemic — largely driven by the rise of online shopping and home delivery services," said Mike Pugh, corporate vice president, Enterprise Truck Rental. "We're proud to expand access to our truck rental services throughout North America to best serve our customers' needs."
Enterprise Truck Rental's growth is expected to continue across the U.S. and Canada, according to the company. The openings are part of a commitment to provide short- and long-term transportation solutions when and where customers need them.
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