Los Angeles, California (PRWEB) May 28, 2014
Each time a new alloy is developed, a true metal is replaced. In doing so, research has paved the way for newer, lighter, stronger, and cheaper materials that are ultimately used for a variety of purposes. England Van Lines are jumping at the opportunity to be among the first to use some of these alloys in the construction of their fleet of moving trucks.
More information was provided by a company spokesperson: "Among movers in the United States, our company has successfully risen to the top of those promoting research that ultimately leads to greener technology. Oddly enough, one technology that leads to cleaner air is the creation of new metal alloys. Because these alloys are cheaper, lighter, and stronger, less fuel is needed when vehicles are constructed with them. Less fuel means cleaner air, and it also means cheaper services and more money for additional research. If we're doing math, this means new technology is about to become available at an exponential rate. It's unlike anything we've ever seen before."
These durable alloys also allow new moving trucks to have smaller dimensions and more aerodynamic designs, while still being able to transport the same volume of inventory. It's also expected that there will be a reduction in the number of accidents and the amount of inventory damaged. The company is pleased to admit that few employees have ever been injured in vehicle collisions, but that this technology will make them even safer. Because it is lighter, it is deemed safer for other motorists navigating the same roadways as well.
Bay area moving is a competitive industry, and movers in the region have long been renowned for being among the first to institute these new technologies. As the cost of fuel, vehicle maintenance, and accident claims all decrease, the prices of popular services are expected to plummet as well. England Van Lines are therefore planning to demonstrate the new technology in order to promote its use. The company is well known for its initiatives surrounding environmentally friendly movements.
Demonstrations of the new alloys are being made at locations around the country, and more information will soon be made available at the company's website: http://EnglandVanLines.com. For details of the current technologies being used by the company, take a look at the gallery, or search through the available blog.
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