
What One Word Describes the Fleet Industry?
Fleet leaders answer one simple question: What's the one word that best describes the fleet industry today?
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Fleet leaders answer one simple question: What's the one word that best describes the fleet industry today?
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Fuel savings, EV pivots & fatigue tech in fleets. Plus dash cams, $85K incentives & robot-run parts centers. Catch it all in this week’s Truck Chat.
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Rivian has broken ground on its Georgia plant, expected to produce up to 400,000 vehicles annually and create 7,500 jobs by 2030.
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Stellar has been named a 2025 Employer of Choice by the Mason City Globe Gazette, recognizing the company’s employee-owned culture and commitment to workforce development.
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This week, we’re digging into EV charging pilots, leadership insights from a fleet pro, and how to prep your trucks before winter fuel issues hit. Plus, Stellantis makes a big call on hydrogen.
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Fleet Legends reveals tips like knowing your numbers, leading with integrity, and bringing energy to your team. Watch the series now.
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In this video, Ryon Packer, chief product officer at Motus, explains how offering your employees a choice between a company vehicle and reimbursement for personal vehicle use can be a recruiting tool.
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Two top political strategists — Karl Rove and Jim Messina — will headline the NTEA Annual Meeting at Work Truck Week 2026, offering a rare bipartisan look at U.S. politics ahead of the midterms.
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Work Truck’s Weekly Cheat Sheet: Fleet metrics, grille guard savings, winter fuel prep, and Stellantis exits hydrogen — all in 60 seconds.
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From typewriters to telematics, from 250 vehicles to thousands, this story is a reminder that while vehicles may power the fleet industry, it's the people behind the wheel and behind the desk who steer the change.
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A handful of VIP spots have just opened for Work Truck Exchange (WTX), taking place September 24-27, 2025, in Scottsdale, Arizona.
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