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As 2024 winds down, we’re taking a moment to reflect on the photos that defined the year in fleet management. From high-energy industry events to up-close looks at cutting-edge vehicles and behind-the-scenes manufacturing moments, these galleries captured the heart of the work truck industry.
Read More →The most read Work Truck articles for 2024 varied from traditional topics like truck quality, payload ratings, and tires to emission mandates. Check out the top 10 articles from this year.
Read More →Looking back, 2024 was a very busy year for medium-duty truck announcements and news. While much of it focused on battery-electric trucks, an ICE vehicle still took top honors as Work Truck’s Medium Duty Truck of the Year.
Read More →Since Sept. 30, Mullen has sold and delivered 57 Class 3 and 43 Class 1 EV cargo vans and trucks for a total of 100 vehicles and $5.5 million; these numbers exclude sales by Bollinger Motors.
Read More →Which awards did the Ford F-150 and Toyota Tundra bring home from the IIHS?
Read More →Motiv Electric Trucks said its vehicles have now completed more than five million miles. Nearly 400 electric trucks, trolleys, and buses collectively have reduced more than 15 million pounds of CO2 and nearly one ton of pollution across the U.S. and Canada
Read More →As we wrap up 2024, we’re diving into the key trends that shaped the commercial vehicle market this year. From inventory recoveries to electrification momentum, let’s explore the big picture.
Read More →Commercial fleets are scaling EV adoption in 2024. Medium-duty trucks lead the charge with data-driven strategies, proven ROI, and infrastructure growth.
Read More →Fleet managers face a crossroads: CARB rules, EPA mandates, and EV momentum. Explore how 2024 trends impact vehicle choices and strategies.
Read More →Regional sanitation services provider Diamond Environmental Services purchased four e18L Rizon Truck Class 4-5 zero-emission trucks, funded through a grant from the San Diego County Air Pollution Control District.
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