• TRAC Interstar rebrands as FYX

    The FYX technology platform is designed to help fleet managers and owner-operators quickly access quality repair services and receive real-time service updates.
    Oct. 4, 2019
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    Emergency fleet services provider TRAC Interstar changed its name to FYX Fleet Roadside Assistance on Oct. 1. The new name blends TRAC Interstar’s 35 years of service with next-generation road service technology for the intermodal and trucking industries. 

    The FYX technology platform is designed to help fleet managers and owner-operators quickly access quality repair services and receive real-time service updates.

    TRAC Interstar was founded in 1983. Since then, the company has made investments in 24/7 operations, a nationwide provider network and a technology platform to build advanced service capabilities and leadership in the commercial road service sector.

    “FYX combines TRAC Interstar’s proven heritage in service excellence with proprietary technology built on long-standing expertise,” says Jennifer Polli, president and CEO at TRAC Intermodal, the parent company of FYX. “Our goal is to make FYX a top-of-mind choice that provides the intermodal and OTR community with confidence and access to road service protection anywhere in the U.S. and Canada through our Preferred Partner Network.”

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