Greyhound Package Express To Offer Door-to-Door Service

DALLAS, Aug. 28, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Go Greyhound…or better yet, let Greyhound come to you. Beginning Sept. 3, Greyhound Package Express^® (GPX), the company's expedited shipping division, will offer door-to-door service within the 48 contiguous United States. Customers will be able to schedule pickup and delivery of their packages by calling GPX at 866-744-7479.

"Traditionally, customers had to go to their local Greyhound terminal to use our services," said Dave Phillips, vice president, GPX. "By leveraging our relationships with local couriers across the country, we're now able to bring GPX right to your door." GPX will accept all major credit cards for charges associated with door-to-door services.  

GPX offers a wide range of delivery services, including same-day, early-next-day and deferred ground delivery. GPX priority service levels are suited for time-critical shipments, which can be scheduled for same day or overnight, depending on departure time and distance. Priority service includes 24/7 monitoring by the GPX operations center and guaranteed delivery. The standard service is an economical option for less time-sensitive shipments with delivery time estimates ranging from one to 15 business days based on distance. 

For locations and pricing information, please call 866-744-7479 or visit www.shipgreyhound.com.  

About Greyhound Package Express
GPX has been a leading provider of expedited shipping solutions for more than 90 years. Greyhound moves more than one million shipments per year in the United States. GPX offers a wide range of same-day, expedited and deferred ground delivery services using the Greyhound network of more than 3,800 North American destinations. GPX is the one-stop source for shipping same day and overnight packages at very attractive rates, offering flexibility with shipment weight and size as compared to other package shipping providers. For additional information visit the GPX website at www.shipgreyhound.com.

SOURCE Greyhound