“PacLease fleet leasing allows you to focus on your core business.” Through its network of company-owned and independent locations, PacLease provides a wide spectrum of transportation services from full-service commercial truck leasing and rental, to contract maintenance, electronic fleet management and over-the-road emergency service. Story angles include: finance and leasing issues/trends, traceability through telematics, full-service leasing allows fleets to adopt new technologies such as hybrid diesel-electric medium-duty trucks, and customer stories. Media contacts: Brian Degenstein, Doug Siefkes or Gregory Van Tighem
Apr 20, 2012 | in Company News Maintenance requirements under CSA and federal regulations involving hours of service are among the many reasons why more private fleets are looking at full-service leasing as an option for their operations. That’s helping to spur growth in the PacLease network, including the addition of three new franchises in Georgia.
Mar 13, 2012 | in Company News Peterbilt Atlantic PacLease opens a new full-service leasing location in Dartmouth. The opening is in response to local economic activity in the Canadian Maritimes fueled by a recent $25 billion ship building contract in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and new oil and gas production in the Atlantic region.
Feb 28, 2012 | in Company News Private fleet trucking activity is up as new oil and gas exploration heats up across the Midwest section of the United States. That’s part of the reason why seven new PacLease locations have opened.
Oct 11, 2011 | in Company News More private companies find that leasing trucks through full-service leasing allows them to acquire new truck technology with out the speccing and maintenance guess work.
PACCAR Leasing, PacLease, new locations Jul 22, 2011 | in Business / Finance Full-service leasing from PacLease offers companies a way to take advantage of MACRS bonus depreciation without affecting their their cash flows. But time is of the essence. The depreciation reverts to 50 percent at the end of the year. And OEM build schedules are filling up fast.
