Truxx, the Popular Truck and Van Sharing Platform, Announces a New Release Now Available for Android Users

Syracuse, NY, December 05, 2016 --(PR.com)-- Truxx (Truxxit.com) announced a new release of their truck and van sharing platform on Android. Truxx is a mobile application platform that pairs people who need to move large items with truck and van owners who want to earn a little extra money. Truxx has gained significant popularity amongst iOS users since it's launch, and with today's announcement, Android users will now be able to take advantage of the service - to schedule move requests or to register and earn money as one of the many drivers on the expanding platform. "While Android support is the major component of the new release, we've made other improvements as well," according to Truxx, CIO and partner, Jamie Hess. "We've improved performance and functionality, too." The new release has features like the driver's mission screen which allows drivers to book multiple jobs, improved GPS driver location services, and introduces text alert capabilities that helps keep everyone connected on move day. "Customer service is at the heart of this release," says Carlos Suarez, Truxx CEO and Founder, "and frankly, we've just scratched the surface. We've learned how to handle growth and this release gives us the scale to maintain a high level of customer service. However, given the number of requests we've had for Android, clearly running Truxx on that mobile OS is the big ticket item. We're excited." Truxx announces the release on the same day of it's general availability. For more information go to Truxxit.com, iOS AppStore or Android Play.

About: Truxx is a mobile application that connects people who have a pickup truck or van with people nearby who need help moving, hauling, towing, shipping and delivering large items over short distances. The company was formed in June 2015 by founder and CEO Carlos Suarez. He found that he and many people that he knew rented a truck several times a year to move or purchase items that were too big to fit in the back of a small car. Embracing the concept of the gig economy, Truxx was the first service developed that offers peer-to-peer pickup truck and van sharing for the purpose of moving objects on the east coast. The Truxx mobile app allows customers to schedule a vehicle with a few taps on a smart phone or by using the Truxx website www.truxxit.com. Drivers are local truck or van owners who have been thoroughly screened before they are allowed to join the Truxx platform and are user-rated. Drivers earn money using their own vehicles and by lending a hand to people in their communities who need their help.

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