On the Road Soon: 2012 The Work Truck Show
The 2012 NTEA Work Truck Show is going to be taking place next week and I can't tell you how excited I am to be hitting the road and heading to the show.
The 2012 NTEA Work Truck Show is going to be taking place next week and I can't tell you how excited I am to be hitting the road and heading to the show.
Looking ahead at the event, we'll be presenting our 2012 Medium-Duty Truck of the Year Award to one lucky manufacturer at the show; there are several unveils being teased about by the manufacturers; and I'll be attending a full-day of sessions at the events Green Truck Summit.
Stay tuned next week as I keep readers updated on what's happening, what new products are announced, and what everyone's talking about.
Don't forget, we'll be announcing our Medium-Duty Truck of the Year Award winner next week so keep your eyes peeled for the breaking news announcement.
Is there anything special you've heard about that you want me to check out? Let me know and I'll put it on my list.
Indianapolis, here I come!
Lauren.Fletcher@bobit.com
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