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Rivigo launches Relay-as-a-Service to benefit millions of fleet owners, truck pilots

Rivigo launches Relay-as-a-Service to benefit millions of fleet owners, truck pilots

New Delhi, Aug 23 (UNI) In a bid to transform the logistics sector in India, Rivigo, a technology-enabled logistics company, launched Relay-as-a-Service (RaaS) on Friday.

With this, the company aims to bring benefits of its disruptive relay trucking model to millions of fleet owners and truck pilots in India. This first-of-its-kind service is based on Rivigo’s patented technological capability through which it has been operating relay for the past five years.



RaaS will be offered to fleet owners using its technology, pilots and countrywide network of relay pit-stops. Relay Trucking is an operating model where drivers change over after every few hundred kilometers of driving through a network of relay pit-stops and then get rostered back to their home base to return to their families every single day.

Relay trucking is humane, more efficient, and provides better service. It offers significant advantages over traditional trucking like air equivalent transit time, higher asset utilisation, four times safer than industry and more importantly pilots return home every day.



Commenting on the launch Gazal Kalra, co-founder, Rivigo, said, 'With RaaS, we aim to offer the benefits of relay trucking to millions of fleet owners in India and bring in efficiencies in the logistics industry while directly addressing one the biggest challenges of chronic truck driver shortage. In addition to the relay network, technology and pilots, we will be making our fuel, maintenance, cashless payment solutions also available to fleet owners in the country through RaaS.

Rivigo's mission is to make logistics in India humane, more efficient and offer better service. Offering Relay-as-a-Service to fleet owners in the country is a significant step in that direction.'

Mr Ramratan Singhi, owner of Sure Cargo Logistics, a fleet of 70 Bharat Benz trucks and who has signed up for the RaaS program, said, 'After almost six years of being in this business, I believe relay is the only solution to truck driver issue. I am proud to partner with Rivigo in relay. RAAS - Relay as a Service model helps make trucking efficient. We achieved 25-30 per cent extra running per month per truck through RaaS, compared to using our resources.'

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