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Vote for the 2026 Work Truck Commercial Van of the Year and snag the “Van Hacks” download to keep your fleet running strong!

Make your voice heard and vote today for Commercial Van of the Year!
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It’s time to cast your vote for the 2026 Work Truck Commercial Van of the Year! The winner will be officially announced during Work Truck Week 2026.
This award recognizes the best commercial vans on the market: vehicles nominated by OEMs that deliver on the things that matter most to fleets.
Professional fleet decision makers are asked to consider how each van stacks up in terms of:
Versatility to adapt to different jobs and industries
Durability to handle daily wear and tear
Total cost of ownership to keep budgets in check
Ongoing evolution to meet real-world fleet needs
Cargo capacity and upfit flexibility for practical use
Driver comfort and safety features that keep crews productive and protected
And, that's note all! Once you’ve voted, you’ll get instant access to our exclusive download: “Van Hacks” — simple, effective tips to keep your vans maintained and on the road. This feature article is not available anywhere else.
Make your voice heard and help recognize the van that truly drives fleet success. Vote today!
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