Booster, a same-day mobile fuel delivery service, was tapped to fuel essential fleets during inauguration week. Booster will deliver fuel to government and business vehicles during an important security operation ahead of Inauguration Day.
The company expanded to DC last summer following an increase in fleet business as a result of the pandemic. Boosters customers in the region include government and private entities such as Traffic Management Incorporated, Fleet Transportation, and Reston Limousine. Outside of Washington, Booster’s corporate clients have included some of the largest fleets in emergency service, mobility, and e-commerce. These companies include PayPal, eBay, Cisco, Meals on Wheels, San Mateo Fire Department, and SMS Transportation. By bringing gasoline directly to its customers, Booster reduces hazards, traffic, and emissions.
Frank Mycroft, CEO and cofounder of Booster, says it’s the company’s honor to service essential fleets during the inauguration. He says as Booster brings gasoline where needed, it reduces emissions and congestion in the area. This allows security and operations personnel to focus on safety instead of logistics behind fueling, Mycroft says.
Since the start of the pandemic, Booster has provided contactless, on-demand refueling for fire, medical, and security fleets. Local inauguration businesses trust Booster as the nation’s capital responds to recent security risks with extraordinary safety measures. Places of interest prohibit onsite gasoline storage, and security vehicles must be ready to transport personnel and staff.
The Washington, DC office is Booster’s seventh major market. In total, Booster has received permits to operate in more than 150 jurisdictions across the US.
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