DHL-Sinotrans, the leading air express company in China, launched mobile stations indowntown Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen to provide companies with convenient pick-upfacilities.
The move will help optimize shipment routes for express items and extend cut-off times forcustomers, according to Wu Dongming,managing directorofDHL-Sinotrans International AirCourier Ltd andexecutive vice-president ofDHL Express Asia Pacific.
The mobile stations will also help tackle logistic issues in urban centers.
The DHL-Sinotrans, established in 1986 as a joint venture between DHL and China NationalForeign Trade Transportation (Group) Corp, has deployed eight vehicles in the three cities,extending the pick-up time by up to 60 minutes.
In Beijing, DHL-Sinotrans extends pick-up cut-off time for customers in areas around Guomaoand Zhongguancun. In Shanghai, the service is in place within the CBD area.
The vehicles use a 3G wireless signal to access the DHL’s operations network.
Source: http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/business/2013-09/16/content_16973931.htm
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