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Vicinity Motor : Announces Strategic Distribution Partnership with DATTCO - Vimarsana News

Vicinity Motor : Announces Strategic Distribution Partnership with DATTCO

Vicinity Motor Corp. Announces Strategic Distribution Partnership with DATTCO [Link] ... | March 17, 2022

Vicinity Motor Corp. Announces Strategic Distribution Partnership with DATTCO - Vimarsana News

Vicinity Motor Corp. Announces Strategic Distribution Partnership with DATTCO

Partnership to Enhance Reach in Northeastern United States; DATTCO Places Initial Order for Several Vehicles Spanning the Company's Growing Vehicle PortfolioVANCOUVER, BC / ACCESSWIRE / March 17, 2022

Vicinity Motor Corp announces strategic US agreement to distribute Vicinity vehicles in the Northeastern US - Vimarsana News

Vicinity Motor Corp announces strategic US agreement to distribute Vicinity vehicles in the Northeastern US

Vicinity Motor Corp. (TSX-V:VMC) said it has entered into a strategic US distribution agreement with passenger transportation company DATTCO Inc. to...

Vicinity Motor Corp announces strategic US agreement to distribute Vicinity vehicles in the Northeastern US - Vimarsana News

Vicinity Motor Corp announces strategic US agreement to distribute Vicinity vehicles in the Northeastern US

Vicinity Motor Corp. (TSX-V:VMC) said it has entered into a strategic US distribution agreement with passenger transportation company DATTCO Inc. to...

DeVivo steers DATTCO, U.S. motor-coach industry through pandemic's challenges - Vimarsana News

DeVivo steers DATTCO, U.S. motor-coach industry through pandemic's challenges

The COVID-19 pandemic has been devastating for the motor-coach industry. With more people working from home, school closures, declining tourism and infection risks posed by shared modes of transit, companies like New Britain-based DATTCO Inc., one of the largest private motor-coach carriers in the country, have been in a fight for survival. “There have been sleepless nights,” said Don DeVivo, president of DATTCO, which employs about 1,850 people.