Shipping container transport service companies looking for a new way to manage documents online using a computer connected to the internet might have found what you're looking for? Pegasus TransTech recently announced the introduction of TransFlo Web, an online product designed and engineered to help smaller fleets bill faster and get paid sooner and larger fleet operators with enhanced features to help manage driver documents, according to Pegasus TransTech. TransFlo Web users can also instantly view and store delivery documents, create invoices, and print, save, or email invoices with supporting documents to any shipper or third party, according to experts in the business of international shipping looking at this new product.

These features allow TransFlo Web users to receive and process driver logs and payroll information, while larger firms can instantly access any document, tag it, and then email it to any department they want, according to Pegasus TransTech. This system can be put in place overnight and without the need for any special coding or hosting project, according to the company, documents are scanned into TransFlo Web through TransFlo Express truck stop scanning or TransFlo Now! anywhere scanning. Great news for transport firms in the long haul business looking for a new way to manage documents online using a computer.

People that want to check out TransFlo Web should contact Pegasus TransTech for more information on this new product. This new service could be just the thing to help you better manage documents and keep the transport services you provide on time and budget during the miles ahead.

Transport logistics firms that have been watching the unfolding drama concerning the United States Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's proposed mandate for electronic on board recorders to be installed in all of the transport vehicles out on the roads and highways of the United States during the miles ahead will be interested in the latest news concerning this proposal. The Truckload Carriers Association has adopted a new policy that will favor the use of electronic on board recorders in heavy hauling trucks during the miles ahead and will now put their support behind the United States Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's proposed mandate for electronic on board recorders to keep track of the number of hours transport drivers will be out on the roads and highways.

The Truckload Carriers Association came to this decision during the association's recent annual meeting in San Diego, and had previously stated that they would only support this idea if certain conditions were met. According to the agency they no longer feel these conditions are required for they to support the implementation of the United States Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's proposed near-universal mandate for electronic on board recorders to be installed in all trucking company trucking company transport vehicles out on the roads and highways during the weeks and months ahead, but they would still like to see these conditions put in place in the future.

This change puts the Truckload Carriers Association out of line and a step ahead of the American Trucking Association, according to sources in the American transport industry, but the American Trucking Association is expected to get in line with the Truckload Carriers Association's new policy during the miles ahead.