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Volvo Trucks North America will serve as the exclusive sponsor of the American Trucking Associations' America's Road Team, marking 25 years of Volvo sponsorship. The group of professional drivers promotes safety and the industry as they travel the country.
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Read More →Capacity Trucks has hired Todd Gibson, with 29 years of experience in various OEM specialty vehicle industries, as the new senior director of sales.
Read More →Volvo Trucks North America is launching a new Silver Service Contract that adds powertrain repair coverage, helps maximize uptime, and gives fleets one predictable monthly payment.
Read More →Terex Utilities showcased a patriotic spirit in its booth this week during the Electric Utility Fleet Managers Conference in Williamsburg, Virginia, by debuting two custom-wrapped bucket trucks celebrating America’s upcoming 250th anniversary.
Read More →The New York City Department of Sanitation, in collaboration with its nonprofit partner the Sanitation Foundation, unveiled five new hand-painted Mack LR refuse vehicles during New York City’s Trucks of Art program.
Read More →The top medium-duty news stories reported by Work Truck in 2025 ranged from mergers to the launch of new zero-emissions vehicles to improved internal combustion engines and capabilities.
Read More →Utility fleets are the backbone of storm recovery. Learn how they prepare, adapt, and power resilience when extreme weather hits.
Read More →Mercedes hits 130 years, Tacoma repeats as Truck of Texas, and fleets test AI. Plus recall cash, uptime moves, EV Class 6, and Shades of Fleet. Watch now!
Read More →Check out Isuzu Commercial Truck of America’s latest trucks as Brian Tabel, assistant vice president of marketing, gives us the tour and provides an update on new features and special upfits.
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