roadsurfer is hiring a Miami Station Operations Manager who will own the Service Quality Score, including pickup wait times. The Miami page gives the address and map link as 2736 NW 37th St, but the transit directions end "a short walk to 2736 NW 36th Street", one block away. The station has no long-term parking, so many renters arrive by transit or rideshare and follow those directions. A guest who arrives late and annoyed starts the handover badly and scores it badly.
First action
Change "NW 36th Street" to "NW 37th St" on the Miami page.
How to measure it
"Easy to find" yes rate in post-rental surveys
- Now
- –
- Target
- 95%
- By
- 60 days
Steps
Fix Miami
Correct the street in the directions.
SEO Manager 1 hour
Check all stations
Address, map pin and directions on 11 North American pages.
RV Station Operations Manager, Miami 1 day
Design the card
Address, pin, entrance photo, airport steps, drop-off point, hours, phone.
Customer Experience Lead 2 days
Photograph entrances
Each station team sends one photo.
RV Station Operations Manager, Miami 1 week
Add to emails
Confirmation and 24-hour reminder.
CRM Manager 3 days
Add survey question
"Was the station easy to find?"
Customer Experience Lead 1 day
Review
Answers and pickup waits by station.
RV Station Operations Manager, Miami monthly
Why it works
Correct the directions today. Then give every North American station page the same arrival card: one address, a pin that opens in Google and Apple Maps, a photo of the entrance, airport steps by rideshare and transit, where to be dropped off, opening hours for pickup and return, and a phone number for "I can't find you". Send the card in the confirmation and 24-hour reminder emails, and add one survey question: "Was the station easy to find?"
Easy arrivals mean shorter waits and calmer handovers, which lift Customer Care Quality in the score the new manager is measured on, and the same card works at all eleven North American stations.
Ready to use
ChecklistStation arrival card
[ ] One address, the same everywhere on the page [ ] Map pin for Google and Apple Maps [ ] Photo of the entrance [ ] From the airport: rideshare time and drop-off point [ ] From the airport: transit steps [ ] Parking note [ ] Pickup and return hours [ ] "Can't find us?" phone number
Risks and how to handle them
Directions change with transit routes
Review each card every quarter.
Different language versions
Update the address in every language at once.
Evidence
- HiringRV Station Operations Manager, Miami (posted October 13, 2026): will "Own your station's Service Quality Score (SQS) - roadsurfer's core KPI that measures customer experience through post-rental surveys", made of "Fleet Care Quality (van cleanliness and technical condition) and Customer Care Quality (staff friendliness and pickup wait times)"; manages a year-round Core Team and a seasonal Flex Team; trains at the San Francisco or Los Angeles stations. An RV Technician for Miami is hired at the same time.Source
- Your websiteMiami station page (checked twice on October 23, 2026): the address and the "Open route planner" link say "2736 NW 37th St", but the "Getting to the station" directions end with "a short walk to 2736 NW 36th Street"; it also says "There's no long-term parking available at the station". The Los Angeles and Denver pages give one consistent address with airport directions.Source
- Press releaseroadsurfer's November 2025 release on its "first Florida Rental Station in Miami", "Minutes from Miami International Airport (on 2736 NW 37th St.)", suggests a Miami to New York route (8 to 12 days, one way), the Florida Keys loop "best enjoyed between November and May", and a Western loop to Orlando; it lists the Long Trip Discount of 5%, 10% and 15% for 14, 21 and 28+ nights, and quotes prices in pounds.Source
- Your websiteUSA page and booking form: North American stations are Dallas, Denver, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Miami, Phoenix, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Seattle, Calgary and Vancouver. The sitemap still lists /rv-rental/usa/new-york/new-york-city/, which redirects to the USA page; there is no New York station.Source