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Work Truck is seeking insights from fleet leaders and industry partners on the trends that shaped 2026 and what commercial fleets should prepare for in 2027. Participate today!
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The U.S. Postal Service has begun delivering bottled water, fresh fish, and electronics in New York City as it begins a shift toward same-day delivery to compete with FedEx, UPS, and Amazon.com.
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The 2016 Toyota Land Cruiser gets small all-over updates including an improved drivetrain and driver assistance technologies.
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Nissan will offer a crew cab model of its 2016 Titan XD as the first available model of the refreshed full-size pickup when it becomes available later this year, Nissan has announced.
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CNP Signs & Graphics’ illuminated sign provides truck owners and operators with the ability to display company branding on both tractor and trailer that is visible in the dark.
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Jack Surgen, fleet manager for Massachusetts-based contractor Daniel O'Connell's Sons, Inc. has retired.
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The third-generation 2016 Toyota Tacoma base model SR will carry a retail price of $24,200 when it arrives at dealer lots in the middle of September for about a $3,000 increase over the outgoing model.
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Ford vehicles of all sizes – from Focus to F-Series Super Duty – annually submit to subzero testing in the U.S. military’s all-weather laboratory designed to recreate nearly every weather condition on earth.
Read More →The new Snap-on software subscription program delivers updated diagnostic data for late-model and older vehicles for a low overall cost.
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Toyota's redesigned 2016 Tacoma mid-size pickup will offer increased power and towing capability when it arrives at dealer lots in the middle of September.
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Orders of Classes 5-7 vehicles slipped for the second consecutive month in July with a 1-percent decline from June and a 4-percent decline from a year ago, reports ACT Research.
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