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Count down the top 10 news and articles of the week as of April 6, covering everything from pickup reliability, bridge collapse impact, diesel updates, and more!
Read More →J.D. Neuhaus Air Hoists mini lifting device is designed for industrial applications, and the device widens the range of application in the light-duty sector for truck tank cleaning operations.
Read More →The 2017 Work Truck Show offers up an array of new trucks, engines, and other commercial vehicle announcements. The show runs from March 14 to 17 in Indianapolis. Read our coverage here. Photos by Chris Brown, David Cullen, Lauren Fletcher, and courtesy of Blossman and NTEA.
Read More →CASE Construction Equipment's new mini track loaders and small articulated loaders are designed to knock down jobs in tight spaces and upsize job opportunities.
Read More →Liquid Copper (p/n 1109) uses an advanced antifreeze-compatible sodium silicate liquid glass formula so no draining of the cooling system is required.
Read More →From order-to-delivery (OTD) and upfit challenges to the constant need to manage fuel expenses due to the overall total miles traveled, downtime is not an option for these vocational fleets.
Read More →Work trucks don't always stick to paved roads and pristine job sites, so Work Truck tested a 2025 Ram 2500 in the Arizona desert. In this video, we show how the four-wheel-drive 2500 diesel performed.
Read More →MY-2015 Ford Transit low- and medium-roof regular-wheelbase wagons with available 3.5L EcoBoost boast a 46-percent improvement over Ford E-Series EPA-estimated highway fuel economy rating.
Read More →Less than six years ago, Ryan Droege and Spencer Barkoff found a way to automate lumper payments. From those initial successes, their company, Relay Payments, has grown to be a major player in fuel payment solutions. Hear from the co-founders about their primary focus heading into the end of 2024.
Read More →The first 2014 F-150 with the ability to run on compressed natural gas (CNG) rolled off automaker’s Kansas City assembly line, according to the Ford Motor Company.
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