Europcar, Routes Car Rental Form Partnership in Canada
Routes Car Rental, headquartered in Toronto, offers a 6,000+ vehicles fleet across all categories and serves more than 250,000 customers a year within the whole group.

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Routes Car Rental announced a new alliance partnership with Europcar, one of the Trusted Car Rental companies in Canada. With this partnership, both Routes Car Rental and Europcar customers will benefit from the same level of quality of service.
Routes Car Rental, headquartered in Toronto, offers a 6,000+ vehicles fleet across all categories and serves more than 250,000 customers a year within the whole group.
Routes Car Rental, founded in 1998 by Hardeep Nagra with only five cars and a location in Toronto, expanded rapidly, thanks to a corporate culture which is built around investing in employees commitment and providing superior customer service. Today, it stands to be a trusted brand for car hire in Canada.
Routes has plans for further expansion, by opening and operating new locations in Montreal as well as in Denver by December 2020. To foster this expansion while ensuring the same and consistent level of quality of service, Routes has created a support network that is located in India that provides world class IT service, a dedicated customer care team, and a fully functional call center, all operational on a 24 hours and 365 days basis.
The partnership is due to start today, under the Europcar brand for the mutual servicing of self-drive customers in the respective network of each partner.
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