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Work Truck Partners with Disasters Expo USA to Drive Fleet Resilience
Work Truck partners with Disasters Expo USA and expands its Disaster Response Guide initiative to help fleets prepare for and recover from disasters.
October 24, 2025
Work Truck partners with Disasters Expo USA to connect fleets and first responders with the latest innovations in disaster preparedness.
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Work Truck has partnered with Disasters Expo USA to connect fleet, transportation, and emergency response professionals with the latest innovations in disaster preparedness.
As part of the collaboration, Work Truck subscribers can attend Disasters Expo USA for free! It’s an opportunity to explore the latest tools, technologies, and strategies designed to strengthen fleet readiness and emergency response.
This collaboration supports a shared goal: Helping fleets build a stronger, more resilient nation by preparing for, responding to, and recovering from natural and man-made disasters.
Through Work Truck and its sister brands at Bobit, the partnership will expand access to vital insights, exhibitor visibility, and networking opportunities that matter most to the people keeping our communities moving.
The partnership also builds on Work Truck’s Disaster Response Guide initiative, an educational resource at www.disasterresponseguide.com, which provides fleets and first responders with practical tools, expert insights, and technology solutions to stay connected and operational during emergencies.
📅 November 5–6, 2025
📍 George R. Brown Convention Center, Houston, TX
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