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A new Auto Driveaway feature called Arrive provides recipients with live location updates and ETAs during the final hour of a vehicle move, while fleet customers continue to have end-to-end shipment visibility through the company's customer portal.

Auto Driveaway's Arrive feature provides pickup and delivery recipients with live vehicle tracking and estimated arrival times during the final hour of a transport, while fleet customers continue to receive end-to-end shipment visibility through the company's customer portal.
Auto Driveaway / Automotive Fleet
- Auto Driveaway introduces the Arrive Tracking feature for enhanced vehicle pickup and delivery visibility.
- Recipients receive real-time location updates and estimated arrival times during the final hour of vehicle transport.
- Fleet customers maintain full shipment visibility via Auto Driveaway's customer portal.
*Summarized by AI
Auto Driveaway has launched Arrive, a tracking feature that provides vehicle pickup and delivery recipients with live location updates and estimated arrival times through text and email notifications.
The feature activates automatically when a driver is within one hour of the destination. Recipients receive a text message and email containing a secure tracking link that displays the driver's current location, route and estimated arrival time. No account creation or app download is required.
While Arrive focuses on the final stage of a vehicle move, users already have end-to-end shipment visibility through Auto Driveaway's existing customer portals, according to Ray LaPrade, the company's vice president of technology.
"Our existing customer portals provide fleet managers and primary points of contact with end-to-end visibility into vehicle relocations throughout the entire transportation lifecycle," LaPrade said. "Arrive is designed for a different audience and purpose. It provides pickup and delivery contacts with a simple, secure tracking experience as the driver approaches the pickup or delivery location."
According to LaPrade, Arrive captures driver location through Auto Driveaway's mobile application. Estimated arrival times are generated using dynamic routing technology that continuously adjusts for traffic conditions and other delays using mapping and routing technology.
Auto Driveaway said the feature is intended to provide pickup and delivery contacts with vehicle tracking information similar to consumer rideshare and package delivery services.
The company said Arrive does not require changes to driver workflows or additional software downloads for customers.
Looking ahead, LaPrade said the company plans to continue expanding its digital capabilities, including direct integrations and real-time data sharing.
"Innovation doesn’t stop with Arrive." he said. "At Auto Driveaway, we challenge long held industry assumptions and believe that just because something has never existed doesn't mean it can't be built. Innovation starts by listening, which is why we work closely with our customers to understand what creates real value and where opportunities exist to improve. That collaboration drives our roadmap as we continue building technology that enhances the end-to-end experience for every participant in the vehicle transportation ecosystem. Our goals are always centered combining technology, operational excellence, and customer experience to reduce friction, increase efficiency, keep our customers productive. We're continuously working on direct integrations, real-time data sharing, and bringing consumer-like experiences to the vehicle transportation lifecycle."
Auto Driveaway provides vehicle transportation services for corporate and commercial fleets, upfitters, dealerships, auctions, OEMs and fleet management companies throughout the United States and Puerto Rico.
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