CFO Jason Berg said equipment rental revenue increased by $29 million from the prior-year period, with transactions and revenue rising in both the In-Town and One-Way markets. While rental revenue advanced, Berg said average revenue per transaction did not improve across all measures. In One-Way rentals, transaction growth outpaced revenue growth on a percentage basis, and revenue per mile declined during the past two quarters. Storage revenue grows, while occupancy remains lowerStorage revenue increased $16 million, or about 7%, during the quarter. Fleet investment, equipment sales and share repurchasesCapital expenditures for new rental equipment totaled $602 million, up $17 million year over year.