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Work Truck’s Weekly Cheat Sheet: Safety study insights, Ford’s new EV pickup, Super Duty orders, and Geotab’s 25-year milestone in 60 seconds.
Read More →The Sherwin-Williams General Industrial division will be present this week during NTEA Work Truck Week to showcase its innovative liquid, powder, and electrocoat technologies in its booth.
Read More →RICE LAKE, WI – A full suite of financing structures including loans, finance leases, and TRAC leases are available to companies of all sizes including owner-operators, processors, and distributors of refrigerated goods.
Read More →The new Bangor, Me., location is expanding its already rigorous cleaning protocols for the safety and well-being of customers and employees through a commitment known as the Enterprise Complete Clean Pledge.
Read More →Reading Truck Group has finalized the acquisition of Mastercraft Truck Equipment. This acquisition expands Reading Truck's total number of locations across the country to 24.
Read More →Truck Bucks, a Daimler Trucks North America (DTNA) rewards program, unveiled a new website that provides even more benefits for Truck Bucks members.
Read More →Ford unveiled a new pickup truck concept vehicle at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit called the Atlas Concept. According to Ford, the truck shows a wide range of technologies that improve fuel efficiency and pickup truck functionality in work environments. The following gallery shows the Atlas Concept's specific features.
Read More →Vehicle acquisition is a major component of truck fleet management. Work Truck magazine is looking for fleet manager input regarding vocational truck fleet acquisition to help dig deeper into current purchasing trends.
Read More →The award recognizes automotive suppliers for superior innovation, technological advancement, and business performance.
Read More →In North Pole, Alaska, the weather dictates the working seasons. This service company has a workaround, equipping its trucks to take on work in any weather.
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