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At the 2016 NTEA Work Truck Show in Indianapolis, Alliance AutoGas converted a Ford F-150 to run on propane autogas in only one hour and 32 minutes. After the conversion, the truck embarked on a nationwide, coast-to-coast tour towing a propane autogas converted mower. Photos courtesy of Alliance AutoGas.
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NTEA released the 2016 Fleet Purchasing Outlook, which monitors and evaluates vocational fleet acquisition activity.
Read More →Shane McDermott, vice president of SWP’s Vehicle Division, has been voted in and is now a member of the Board for NTEA – The Association for the Work Truck Industry.
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Telogis has introduced its Telogis Navigation Global Edition mobile app for the iPhone and iPad, the company announced at the NTEA Work Truck Show.
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The NTEA Work Truck Show and Green Truck Summit is geared up and going in downtown Indianapolis this week. Running through March 4, it is the country's premier yearly gathering dedicated to the vocational fleet marketplace. Photos by HDT executive editor David Cullen & Work Truck executive editor Lauren Fletcher.
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Jay Leno, comedian, author, car builder and longtime host of “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno,” will serve as keynote speaker at The Work Truck Show 2016. His address will take place Thursday, March 3, as part of the President’s Breakfast & NTEA Annual Meeting.
Read More →The report highlights recent productivity developments, as well as expectations for future industry shifts.
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NTEA has appointed Christopher Lyon as its director of fleet relations. He will replace Bob Johnson, who officially retires Oct. 9, after more than 11 years of service to the association.
Read More →NTEA – The Association for the Work Truck Industry acknowledges the Member Verification Program (MVP) for reaching its 10-year milestone and recognizes 18 organizations distinguishment as MVP companies during the quarter ending June 2015.
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As fleets begin embracing a new wave of Euro-style full-size vans, high-roof vans appear to be gaining favor over their standard-roof siblings, according to the NTEA.
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