Which Pickup Trucks Last 250,000 Miles? 2026 Rankings Revealed

Which pickup trucks are most likely to reach 250,000 miles? The 2026 iSeeCars study ranks 12 long-lasting models, with Ram, Toyota, GMC, and Ford among the leaders.

Utilimaster Showcases Curbside Liftgate

The curbside liftgate makes entry and egress with heavy cargo in tow safer and easier for drivers.

When Disaster Response Goes Mobile

Drones and robotic systems can give emergency teams a view of a disaster before crews ever reach the scene. But the real challenge is keeping those machines, vehicles, operators, and command centers connected when traditional infrastructure may already be compromised.

Cutting Costs and Downtime in High-Utilization Work Truck Fleets

Utilimaster Unveils Walk-In Cargo Van

The Velocity M3 from Utilimaster combines the fuel efficiency, driver ergonomics, and safety provisions of a cargo van with the expansive space of a traditional cargo walk-in van.

Utilimaster Headquarters Relocating to Bristol, Ind.

CHARLOTTE, MI - Spartan Motors, Inc. announced that it will relocate Utilimaster Corporation's manufacturing operations, headquarters, and all supporting departments and functions, to Bristol, Ind., from the current location in Wakarusa, Ind.

Utilimaster Designs Highly Specialized Walk-In Vans

At ICUEE 2019, Utilimaster showcased two customized walk-in vans. Here’s how those vans were designed to meet the needs of utility crews.

Short Drivers Need to Be Part of the Work Truck Spec, Too

The average truck driver may be around 5'9" for men and 5'4" for women, but fleets aren't spec'ing trucks for averages. Here's what shorter drivers need fleets to consider, from seat height and visibility to 360 cameras, seat belts, and cab access.

Why Technician Appreciation Can’t Be a Once-a-Year Thought

For fleets trying to keep skilled technicians, recognition cannot begin and end with Technician Appreciation Week. Learn what year-round appreciation really looks like and why the everyday technician experience matters just as much as pay when fleets are trying to keep good people.