Ford Transit Named 2024 Commercial Van of the Year
To recognize the impact of the van on the commercial fleet industry, readers were asked this year to choose the top commercial van based on its dependability, reliability, and ability to meet real-world fleet requirements.

The Ford Transit was selected as the 2024 Commercial Van of the Year!
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Vans are an essential part of many commercial fleets, providing a reliable and efficient means of transportation for goods and personnel. They are used across various industries, from delivery services to construction, and are relied upon for their versatility and practicality. They are an invaluable asset for many businesses, helping them to operate more efficiently and effectively.
To recognize the impact of the van on the commercial fleet industry, readers were asked this year to choose the top commercial van based on its dependability, reliability, and ability to meet real-world fleet requirements.
And the results are in! Ford Transit was named the 2024 Commercial Van of the Year by Work Truck readers.
"Congratulations to Ford for winning the first-ever Commercial Van of the Year award. This recognition is well-deserved and a testament to Ford's commitment to quality and innovation. The Ford Transit is a reliable vehicle that meets commercial fleet requirements. We look forward to seeing what Ford has in store for the future and wish them continued success," said Lauren Fletcher, executive editor of fleet, trucking, and transportation at Bobit and Work Truck.
Readers were asked to nominate their top pick based on their experience operating these vehicles, and the Ford Transit was selected as the top van for commercial fleet needs.
“On behalf of the entire Ford Pro global team, I would like to thank all the fleet managers who voted the Ford Transit as Work Truck’s Commercial Van of the Year. This is an incredible honor, especially this year as we celebrate ten years of Transit in America. We’ve sold over 1.2 million since we began production in Claycomo, Missouri, ten years ago, thanks to the hardworking designers, engineers, builders and UAW employees supporting this important product that more industries use than any other van. Roughly 99% are still operational today, a true testament to our commitments in quality and durability for our customers to get the job done,” said Ray Eyles, Chief Program Engineer, Ford Transit Brands.
The trophy will be presented to Ford on March 5 at Work Truck Week 2024, held in Indianapolis.
Stay tuned for more details on the winning van in an upcoming feature from Work Truck!
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