Fleet Conversations and Connections at Work Truck Exchange 2026
Fleet challenges may look different from one operation to the next, but getting the right people together creates room to compare notes, ask questions, and share ideas. Work Truck Exchange 2026 brought that conversation to Scottsdale, Arizona, Sept. 23–25, alongside Heavy Duty Trucking Exchange.
Through roundtable discussions, focus groups, and scheduled one-on-one supplier meetings, fleet decision-makers explored the work of keeping their operations moving. The smaller event format gave attendees time to dig into questions and connect with peers who understand the demands behind the job.
There was also time for a little friendly competition. The Fleet Trivia Luncheon put industry knowledge to the test, while axe throwing, dinners, and receptions offered more opportunities to get to know the people behind the fleet titles. Because sometimes the next conversation starts with, “Nice throw.”
Browse the gallery for a look at the people, conversations, and moments that made Work Truck Exchange 2026.
And stay tuned, we have info for the 2027 event coming soon!
Different fleets, shared challenges, and plenty of reasons to compare notes. Work Truck Exchange brought this community together in Scottsdale, creating opportunities to meet peers beyond your usual circle. Picture yourself in next year’s group.
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A room full of opportunities to tackle your next fleet challenge. Work Truck Exchange brings fleet decision-makers and suppliers together for focused conversations, with scheduled meetings that help attendees make the most of their time.
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Wilmary Santana explores options at the Legend Fleet table during Work Truck Exchange 2026. Face-to-face meetings put products, questions, and the people who can help answer them within easy reach.
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Bring your questions and pull up a chair. At the Proaction table, attendees connect over technology during Work Truck Exchange 2026. These smaller conversations give fleet professionals room to discuss how a solution could fit their daily work.
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Time to ask the questions that matter to your operation. Ted Chan connects at the SAFO table during Work Truck Exchange’s scheduled meetings, which give fleet professionals and suppliers dedicated time to discuss fleet needs.
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Fleet learning gets a smaller setting and room for a deeper conversation. This Work Truck Exchange session brings attendees together for a closer look at emissions system service, with direct access to the presenter.
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Serious fleet business can still come with a good laugh. An Adrian Steel representative connects with an attendee during a scheduled meeting, showing the personal side of getting to know the people behind your next fleet solution.
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Your operation has a story, and this is a place to share it. An O’Connell Landscape Maintenance attendee talks with fellow participants at Work Truck Exchange, where conversations give fleet professionals time to explain what their teams actually need.
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Bring the question that takes more than a quick email to explain. Bob Adamsky of Arrow International connects at the SYCN table, making use of dedicated meeting time to move the conversation beyond introductions.
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David Comer of the Port of Los Angeles connects with fellow attendees during Work Truck Exchange 2026. For fleet professionals looking to expand their network, the smaller format offers something valuable, a seat at the table and time to talk.
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Your experience belongs in the conversation. Brian Davis of John Bruns Construction contributes during a Work Truck Exchange discussion, where attendees have opportunities to share what they are seeing in their own operations and learn from one another.
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Some conversations are worth sticking around for. Shea Green and Jimmy Llanos of Juniper Landscaping connect with fellow participants between activities, showing how networking at Work Truck Exchange extends beyond scheduled meetings.
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Step away from the daily inbox and into a room of people who understand the work. Small-group sessions at Work Truck Exchange give fleet professionals time to consider industry developments alongside peers and bring their own questions to the discussion.
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Dinner comes with a side of fleet conversation. Tyra Redhouse joins fellow attendees around the table, where a relaxed meal offers time to trade stories, meet someone new, and keep a good discussion going.
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This is one way to take a closer look at van protection. Legend’s hands-on demonstration gives Work Truck Exchange attendees a memorable opportunity to explore upfit materials and connect with the team behind them.
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