TransTech replaces former scan service at Flying J

Overdrive Staff
Jul 1, 2010

Pegasus TransTech truck stop scanning services are replacing all of Flying J’s 180 Scan & Go Express scanning, the newly merged Pilot Flying J travel center company announced.

Transflo Express scanning will be installed at all Flying J stops in the United States and Canada within the next 60 days, said Pegasus TransTech spokeswoman Karen Blanchard.

The service has been used at Pilot travel centers since 2002. With Transflo Express, documents are sent electronically to fleet for immediate billing and payroll processing.

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