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Flexter.com, Green Motion Partner on Short-Term Truck Rental Reservations
The collaboration aims to improve the accessibility and convenience of short-term truck rentals on a global scale.

Flexter.com users will now have access to a diverse fleet of short-term truck rentals offered by Green Motion/U-Save.
Graphic: Flexter / Green Motion
Flexter.com, a reservation platform for the short-term truck rental industry, has partnered with Green Motion/ U-Save, a provider of low CO2 car and van rentals, to list its inventory on the Flexter platform, the companies announced Feb. 7.
This collaboration will see Green Motion's worldwide brand, including its U-Save brand in the USA, aims to improve the accessibility and convenience of short-term truck rentals on a global scale.
Flexter.com users will now have access to a diverse fleet of short-term truck rentals offered by Green Motion/U-Save, ranging from compact vans to heavy-duty trucks. Real-time availability information ensures customers can secure the right vehicle when needed. Flexter.com users will be able to access Green Motion's transparent pricing model, allowing them to budget without hidden fees.
“This collaboration allows us to extend our eco-friendly and reliable truck rental services globally, providing customers with even more flexibility and choices for their short-term rental needs," said Chay Lowden, chief product officer at Green Motion, in a news release.
Thomas Delveaux Lefebvre, CEO and founder of Flexter.com, added, "The strategic partnership with Green Motion is a significant step forward for Flexter.com. We can start integrating their truck rental inventory into our platform, offering our users selection and convenience. This collaboration aligns perfectly with our mission to transform and simplify short-term truck rentals globally."
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